I’m the world’s best boss after buying a lottery ticket for each of my 50,000 employees for chance at $830MILLION prize

AN employer has been hailed the world’s best boss after buying a lottery ticket for each of his employees. Todd Graves bought his 50,000 Raising Cane’s workers a chance at scoring the $830 million jackpot with a Mega Millions ticket each. InstagramBoss of Raising canes Todd Graves buying a lottery ticket for each of my 50,000 employees for chance at $830MILLION jackpot, , https://www.instagram.com/p/CgcwSmQgqzY/?hl=en[/caption] At $2 per entry, the founder of the popular fast found chain forked over $100,000 to buy the entire staff their own docket. Collecting the tickets – which were paid for in cash – took about eight hours as they were individually printed between two different gas stations. Raising Cane’s CEO AJ Kumaran confirmed the employees had been treated to a chance to win big in the lotto, courtesy of Graves. He told Fox & Friends: “It’s not a joke. READ MORE ON LOTTO LOTTO LUCK Where UK EuroMillions winners are now - from toxic feuds to botched bum lifts LOTTO TO GROTTO Inside lottery winners’ homes left to rot - including ‘Teletubby' drugs den “We’ve been around for 25 years now. We’ve always believed in staying together as a family, taking care of each other, everything.” He said the cost of living crisis faced by many around the world is making “things hard out there”. Kumaran explained: “People are seeing it in their grocery shelves, their gas stations. So when the jackpot came to this big, large number, we wanted to do this.” Graves said as soon as he’d heard about the jackpot, they didn’t want to miss out. Most read in The Sun OVER AND OUT Schmeichel 'agrees shock Nice transfer' after more than a decade at Leicester 'DEVASTATED' Neighbours actor slams show for caving into 'cancel culture' by snubbing him ALL CHANGE Five money changes coming in August including Universal Credit direct payments 'DEADLY BLOW' Horror moment Brit, 22, 'delivers fatal blow to his dad on Marmaris holiday' the same paige Love Island fans all say the same thing about Paige after steamy challenge WRONG THONG Love Island producers told me to wear thong bikini on camera but banned others He said: “None of what we do at Cane’s would be possible without our crew, which is why we are always looking for ways to bring them a little extra fun, and if we’re lucky, a surprise on Wednesday morning.” Despite the good intentions, after the draw Graves shared an update to social media saying no one in his team had won big. He said: “Didn’t win the jackpot this morning but we’re always winning with our great crew.” The Louisiana-based fast-food chain specialises in chicken fingers and was founded by Graves and Craig Silvey in 1996. The sum has now climbed to over $1billion for Friday’s draw and will be the 30th in this run. Graves’ generosity mirrors that of the big-hearted Sydney-based Soup Agency boss Katya Vakulenko who splashed out on a “working holiday” to neck cocktails by the pool. Employees struck gold after the company owner boss jetted them off on an all expenses trip to Bali, Indonesia. Colleagues at the marketing firm were also spoiled with yoga sessions and chowed down on fresh seafood as they traded in their stuffy office for a luxury villa. Read More on The Sun KICKED OFF I've been locked out of my home of 15 years... I deserve to live there ENERGY SAVE Thousands have just DAYS left to qualify for free cash to cover energy bills For a whopping 14-days in May, the Aussies gave a new name to remote working as they hit the mountainous Ubud region for a teambuilding and wellness extravaganza. They even bathed in ethereal waterfalls, explored the wonders found under the waves on a snorkelling trip and got in touch with their daredevil side on quadbikes.