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[james2223]

I work nights at a gas station on the outskirts of Berlin. Not the fancy part of Berlin with the cocktail bars and the art galleries – the other part, where the streetlights flicker like they’re dying and the only people out at 3 AM are truck drivers, insomniacs, and the occasional lost tourist who took the wrong S-Bahn. My shift starts at ten in the evening and ends at six in the morning. Five days a week. Sometimes six if Stefan, the other night guy, has one of his “back problems,” which usually means he drank too much kölsch and can’t find his keys. The job is exactly as glamorous as it sounds. You stock shelves, you clean the coffee machine, you watch drunk people argue about which brand of chips is superior, and you try very hard not to think about the fact that you’re twenty-nine years old with a degree in graphic design and you’re making change for someone buying a lottery ticket at 4 AM.
I started playing online casino games out of sheer, desperate boredom. You can only watch so many YouTube compilations of cats falling off furniture before your brain starts to liquefy. The gas station has Wi-Fi – terrible Wi-Fi that cuts out whenever someone uses the microwave, but Wi-Fi nonetheless. So around 2 AM, when the last drunk had staggered home and the next wave of early-morning bakers hadn’t arrived yet, I’d pull out my phone and look for something to do. I’d tried reading e-books, but my eyes were too tired. Tried learning a language, but Duolingo’s cheerful owl felt like a personal attack at that hour. Then one night, a regular customer – a long-haul trucker named Klaus who smells like cigarettes and regret – mentioned he’d won a few hundred euros playing blackjack on his phone during his rest breaks. He showed me the app. It looked simple. Almost boring. That’s what I liked about it.
So I downloaded a few things. Tried a couple of platforms. Most of them felt like they were designed by the same people who make those mobile games that scream at you to buy gems. Too flashy. Too loud. Too much. But then I stumbled across something that felt different. I remember it was a Wednesday, or maybe a Thursday – the days blur together when you work nights – and I was sitting on my usual stool behind the counter, nursing a cold cup of coffee that had gone bitter two hours ago. I typed in the address, clicked around, and eventually found myself staring at a clean, almost minimalist lobby. No explosions. No dancing cartoon characters. Just games. I figured out pretty quickly how to get where I needed to go – a quick search led me to the Vavada login page Germany, which loaded without any fuss, even on the gas station’s dying router. That was my first good sign. If the site could survive this connection, it could survive anything.
I started small. Ten euros. Roulette, mostly. Just red or black. Nothing fancy. I’d watch the little digital ball spin and pretend I was in some smoky Monte Carlo casino instead of sitting next to a shelf of overpriced energy drinks. The first week, I lost more than I won, but never more than twenty or thirty euros total. It was entertainment. Cheaper than a movie ticket, if you think about it per hour. The second week, I had a good night. Won about eighty euros playing blackjack, just by staying disciplined and never hitting on sixteen when the dealer showed a seven. Basic stuff. That win felt nice, but it didn’t feel special.
The special night came out of nowhere.
It was a Friday. Fridays are weird on the night shift because everyone’s either coming home from a late dinner or heading out to some club that’ll disappoint them. The store was quiet between 1 AM and 2 AM, so I opened my phone, logged in, and decided to try something I’d never played before. A slot game called “Golden Goose.” Stupid name. Looked like a fairy tale crossed with a medieval painting. The goose in question was wearing a tiny crown and looked absolutely insufferable, like it knew something you didn’t. I put in twenty euros and started spinning at one euro per spin.
Nothing happened for the first ten spins. Just small wins here and there – a euro back, two euros back. My balance was hovering around fifteen euros. I was half-watching, half-listening for the bell on the gas station door. Then I got three scatter symbols. A little animation played. The goose bowed. A new screen opened up with a grid of golden eggs, each one with a different multiplier hidden underneath. I had to pick eggs one by one until I found the one that ended the bonus round. Simple. Like an Easter egg hunt for adults.
I tapped the first egg. Fifty euros. Not bad. Tapped the second. One hundred euros. My eyebrows went up. Tapped the third. Two hundred and fifty euros. I actually said “what the hell” out loud, and my voice echoed in the empty store. Tapped the fourth. Five hundred euros. The goose was doing a little dance now, and so was my heart. Tapped the fifth. One thousand euros. I stopped. My finger was hovering over the screen. I had one more egg to pick before the round ended automatically – the bonus round had a maximum of six picks, and the sixth egg would either give me a final multiplier or end the game. No in-between.
I tapped it.
Fifteen hundred euros.
The total from that bonus round alone was over three thousand euros. My balance went from fifteen euros to thirty-one hundred and something in less than ninety seconds. I remember putting my phone down on the counter very carefully, like it might explode. I remember looking at the security camera in the corner and wondering if my boss was watching me lose my mind at 1:47 AM. I remember laughing – that quiet, breathless laugh you do when you’re alone and something completely absurd has just happened.
Then the bell on the door rang. A guy came in wanting cigarettes and a Red Bull. I served him with shaking hands. He asked if I was okay. I said I was fine, just cold. He left. I went back to my phone.
Here’s where the story gets interesting. I didn’t keep playing. I wanted to. God, I wanted to. The goose was right there, looking at me with those smug digital eyes, inviting me to spin again. One more spin. Maybe the goose had more to give. But I remembered something Klaus the trucker told me once, back when he was showing me his blackjack app. He said, “The machine will always be there tomorrow. Your winnings won’t.” So I cashed out. Every cent. Left the account at zero. Then I closed the app, put my phone in my pocket, and spent the next four hours of my shift cleaning the shelves for no reason, just to burn off the energy.
The money hit my bank account on Monday. Three thousand one hundred and twelve euros, after a tiny processing fee that I didn’t even care about. I sat on my couch that afternoon – I’d just woken up, because night shift ruins your sleep schedule forever – and I stared at my banking app like it was a magic trick. I paid off my credit card. The one I’d been using to buy groceries when my checking account got too low. I put a thousand euros into savings, which felt like building a tiny fortress against the future. And with the rest, I bought myself something I’d wanted for two years but never could justify.
A proper drawing tablet. The kind graphic designers actually use, not the cheap one I’d been fighting with since university.
That tablet arrived three days later. I spent my next night shift – the quiet hours between 2 AM and 4 AM – not playing games, but sketching. Drawing. Remembering why I’d studied design in the first place. The goose had given me back something I didn’t even know I’d lost. Not just money. Permission. Permission to want things again. Permission to believe that my life wasn’t just gas station coffee and bad Wi-Fi and customers who called me “young man” even though I was nearly thirty. I’d been so focused on surviving that I forgot I was allowed to create.
I still play, by the way. Not every night. Maybe twice a week. I set a hard limit of thirty euros per session, and I’ve never broken it. Most nights, I lose. That’s fine. That’s the price of the ticket. But every once in a while, I’ll hit a bonus round or a lucky streak, and I’ll cash out a hundred or two hundred euros, and I’ll transfer it straight to my “fun fund” – the account I use for art supplies, concert tickets, and the occasional ridiculously expensive coffee from that place downtown that roasts their own beans. It’s not about chasing the big win anymore. The big win already happened. Now it’s just… company. Something to do with my hands during the long, dark hours when the world is asleep and I’m the only one watching the security monitors.
Klaus was right about something else too. He said luck is like a bus. You don’t chase it. You just stand at the stop and wait, and if you’re patient, one might show up. But you have to be ready to get on when it does. That night in February, or maybe it was March – honestly, who remembers – I was standing at the stop. The goose bus pulled up. And for once in my life, I didn’t hesitate. I got on. I took the ride. And I got off at the right stop, not the one after, which is where people usually go wrong.
My drawing tablet is sitting next to me right now. I’m using it to illustrate a children’s book about a goose who finds a golden egg and learns that sharing it makes everyone happier. Yeah, I know. That’s cheesy. I don’t care. Some stories write themselves.