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Q: Workers at one New Jersey restaurant cried tears of joy and shouted -- one even quit his job -- after they matched winning Powerball numbers with a lottery ticket they'd purchased for an office pool. Unfortunately for them, they didn't realize they had read off the wrong day's winning numbers. (Published Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2016) 
  
 WATCH: Pandemonium Erupts at NJ Restaurants When Workers Think They Hit Powerball Jackpot 
  
 UPDATE: Workers Who Mistakenly Thought They Won Powerball Double Down for $1.5 Billion Drawing 
  
 Workers at one New Jersey restaurant cried tears of joy and shouted -- one even quit his job -- after they matched winning Powerball numbers with a lottery ticket they'd purchased for an office pool. 
  
 Unfortunately for them, they didn't realize they had read off the wrong day's winning numbers. 
  
 Video from Grissini's Restaurant in Englewood Cliffs shows servers, cooks and bartenders celebrating after reading off Wednesday's winning numbers with one of the tickets they bought for Saturday night's $900 million drawing. 
  
 Their ticket, which was purchased Saturday and included numbers 2, 11, 47, 62, 63 and a Powerball of 17, was an exact match for Wednesday's $528 million prize. No one won in Wednesday's drawing, which prompted the historic $900 million jackpot that later swelled to $1.5 billion after Saturday's drawing. 
  
 The workers can be seen on video reading through the numbers, with another shouting "Yes!" with each successive match. When the person reading off the ticket announces the Powerball, the entire restaurant erupts in cheers. 
  
 A second video shows workers hooping and hollering as though they won the epic jackpot. One man goes around hugging his coworkers and wiping away tears. 
  
 It's not clear when they figured out they'd read the wrong day's winning numbers. 
  
 Charlie Poveromo, one worker who thought he'd become an instant millionaire, said Tuesday that he still couldn't believe that their ticket came so close to winning. 
  
 "I still can't believe it," he said. "What a feeling." 
  
 Weird News Photos: Man Shoves Snake in Pants ||||| ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J. (CBSNewYork) — With Wednesday’s Powerball jackpot up to $1.5 billion, co-workers have been pooling their money to buy tickets. 
  
 But imagine if your office pool won, only to find out it was a mistake. 
  
 As CBS2’s Tracee Carrasco reported, that was exactly happened to employees at a Bergen County restaurant. 
  
 Cellphone video captured the ecstatic moment that employees at Grissini Restaurant in Englewood Cliffs thought they hit the $950 million Powerball jackpot on Saturday night. 
  
 “It was a feeling of excitement, glory, the adrenaline — it was just an amazing feeling,” server Jimmy Torba said, “Maybe we can buy, open a business; we can donate some money; change our lives; be happy.” 
  
 That is until the heartbreaking realization that they were looking at the winning numbers from a previous drawing. 
  
 “At seven minutes after 11, I got a text from a friend of mine and he sent me numbers which we thought were the winning numbers, but it turns out to be Wednesday night’s numbers,” bartender Charles Poveromo said. 
  
 Poveromo, the organizer of the 42-person pool, said it was an honest mistake. 
  
 “I figured let me call my wife she should know. So she said, ‘Charlie, please just double check.’ So sure enough, I got on the phone and I’m shaking. I went to the website, and they finally had updated and it was a whole set of different numbers,” he said. 
  
 The celebration quickly turned to disappointment. 
  
 But the owner said a lottery win could have had consequences. 
  
 “I’m sure I would have lost all the employees. The dishwashers were very happy — they didn’t have to wash dishes anymore. Our valet parker told a guy to go get his own car,” owner Anthony DelGatto said. 
  
 Meanwhile, people buying their tickets for Wednesday night’s record $1.5 billion drawing weren’t sure they could handle the lotto letdown. 
  
 “I would be so upset about that,” one woman said. 
  
 Grissini Restaurant employees have already pooled their money together and purchased their tickets for Wednesday night’s drawing. This time, they hope they really win. ||||| As the winning Powerball numbers were read aloud at a New Jersey restaurant Saturday night, dozens of co-workers started celebrating when they realized their ticket matched - number for number.The 42 workers at Grissini Ristorante in Englewood Cliffs immediately began jumping up and down, cheering, hugging and even crying with excitement. It's the reaction anyone trying to get the $900 million prize would have.Their reaction was captured on video, while the workers and diners were still in the restaurant. Click on the video player above to see it.The dishwasher threw his apron on the floor and quit. Parking lot attendant Deiago Moreno called his grandmother in Columbia to share the good news, after he told a customer to retrieve his own car as he just won the lottery.But the group's hopes and dreams of winning the world's largest lottery jackpot all came crashing down 20 minutes later, when they realized the numbers they were looking at were from the previous drawing.Following Saturday's drawing, the group went to Powerball's website for the latest numbers. They read off the numbers they saw in the "winning numbers" section; however, the numbers for Saturday's drawing were not yet updated. The site was instead showing last Wednesday's numbers: 2-11-47-62-63 (17). Those perfectly-matched the group's first line:A little later, the Powerball's website was updated to show the latest numbers for Saturday's drawing: 16-19-32-34-57 (13) -- not a winning combination for the group.A worker at the restaurant said it was kind of like when Steve Harvey announced Miss Columbia won only to find out she was runner-up."I still can't believe it, what a feeling!" said Charlie Poveromo, who has worked with Grissini for 12 years.Eyewitness News later talked with one of the restaurant workers. Check out the video here:The restaurant said all workers were allowed back to work and everything has gotten back to normal.You can watch Wednesday's Powerball drawing just before the start of Eyewitness News at 11 p.m. |||||
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Bet it was hard to come down from this high: Workers at a New Jersey restaurant thought they'd hit the jackpot—literally—when they accidentally matched the numbers on their ticket for Saturday's $900 million Powerball draw with the winning numbers from last Wednesday's drawing. A video shows employees at Grissini Restaurant screaming and hugging after the numbers were read out, reports NBC New York. A dishwasher threw his apron on the floor and quit, and a parking attendant told a customer to go get his own car, per CBS New York and WABC. "It was a feeling of excitement, glory, the adrenaline—it was just an amazing feeling," a server says. "We can donate some money; change our lives; be happy." Bartender Charles Poveromo, who organized the 42-person pool, says his friend texted him what he thought were Saturday's winning numbers, which Poveromo matched to the workers' ticket. When he called his wife to tell her the good news about 20 minutes later, she asked him to confirm the numbers online. "I got on the phone and I'm shaking," Poveromo says. The website had "a whole set of different numbers." Employees—including the dishwasher, who has returned to work—were heartbroken when they realized the mistake. They pooled their money for tickets for Wednesday's $1.586 billion drawing, but, alas, the three winning tickets were sold in Florida, California, and Tennessee. (Here are 10 awful things we're willing to do for money.)