Mirlande Wilson, of Baltimore, Md., claims she won $105 million in the March 30 Mega Millions drawing. Problem is, her co-workers say they bought the winning ticket together as part of the "office" pool.

Of course, this isn't the first time a lottery winner has been called into question. Just last month, The New York Times reported that a jury ordered a 2009 winner of $35 million to split his winnings with his co-workers after they alleged that his ticket was purchased with their contributions. Same sh*t, different lottery.

No word on how Wilson plans to settle her dispute. Wilson also has yet to produce the winning ticket.

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