One in a billion coincidences.
First, a man from New Jersey bought a bottle of orange juice for $5.
But his wife told him to return it because she thought it was too expensive.
With the refunded money, he decided to buy two Powerball tickets and ended up winning a $300 million jackpot.
Second, in 2015, David Hull was searching for gold when he found a rock that appeared to contain precious metal.
After years trying to break it open, a specialist revealed that it was actually an iron meteorite about 4.6 billion years old, far rarer than gold.
Third, a Filipino fisherman had his anchor get stuck on a rock and decided to take it home as a good luck charm.
It stayed under his bed for 10 years until his house caught fire.
Later, he discovered that the rock was actually the largest pearl ever found, valued at around $100 million.
Fourth, a person managed to catch the exact same fish again, a month and a half later.
Fifth, a woman adopted an elderly dog because it looked identical to the dog she had as a child, which her parents had said had run away.
After scanning the microchip, it was confirmed to be the very same dog.

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