<human>: Hey guys, I'm on mobile so forgive me for format.
My buddy played a scratch off lottery ticket tonight and won $100. He proceeded to go to the closest gas station to cash it in. He handed them the ticket. They, as usual asked how much it was for. He told me they failed to hear him say $100 properly before they scanned the ticket and issued the receipt for payment. At that point they told him they could not give him cash in full because they didn't have enough in their drawer. They told him they could only give him $50 cash and $50 in lottery tickets. Since the receipt was printed, the lottery system shows this ticked as payed and cannot be returned (that's what they told him) . Planning to buy a $5 ticket and head to the casino with the winnings, this was unacceptable to him and he expressed irritation towards the offer. He claims that they immediately got an attitude and told him that was his only option. (This was in an urban area and I do not doubt this). The events that followed involved him getting loud, them calling the police and him getting a disorderly conduct charge. He tells me after an escalating argument he got loud and demanded his money (idiot). The gas station still has his lottery ticket and he was told to call later tonight to see if they can cash it out. He said they would not give him a guarantee he would get the $100. He has talked to his father and will be in contact his lawyer. He doesn't need legal advice, as much as I'd like to know what options I'd/others would have in this situation. (with the initial ticket issue and possible legal action for the subsequent events)

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<bot>: lottery ticket couldn't be paid in full and couldn't be returned. Friend got loud, police were called, he was issued a disorderly conduct. Still doesn't have $100, gas station has lottery ticket.