won a million dollars for receiving the coronavirus vaccine

“The vaccines were always in my medical file. It was a fairly easy decision to go meet her as soon as possible.. I would recommend anyone to give it to them, and if a million dollars isn’t enough (incentive) I don’t know what it could be, ”Bugenske said at a press conference reproduced by the site. NBC News.

The United States is at a stage in its vaccination campaign in which children over the age of 12 are eligible to receive one of three vaccines applied in the country: Pfizer, modern Yes Johnson & johnson.

Although Bugenske’s parents initially advised her to stop screaming for joy in the car in Cleveland because the governor’s call may have been a joke, the young woman has already started planning what to do with her. will buy with his new fortune.

Bugenske, a master’s student in aerospace engineering at Ohio State University, plans to pay for part of her car with the money and invest the rest to generate savings.

In the meantime, he will continue to live in Silverton, a suburb of Cincinnatia, where he moved in January 2021 to work at General Electric.

The young woman was the first of five draws to take place every Wednesday at the Ohio Lottery among the millions of residents who have received the Covid-19 vaccine.