 Story highlights A Pennsylvania judge on vacation in Florida wins the Powerball jackpot of $291 million, while his brother wins $7 
 
 Judge finds out at a breakfast spot and proceeds to buy breakfast for the entire restaurant 
 
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 Stocklas, from Bethlehem, Pa., was on his way back home on Monday in his RV from a monthlong fishing vacation in Florida with his brother and sister-in-law, when he stopped at a local Marathon gas station to buy ice and some lottery tickets. After Wednesday's drawing, the judge had returned to work, and was sitting at the restaurant where he eats breakfast every day. To celebrate, he bought breakfast for everyone in the restaurant, and called his family to say, "We are going back to Florida!"
– Two Pennsylvania brothers each recently bought winning Powerball tickets while on vacation in Florida. Bob Stocklas won $7. Brother James Stocklas did a bit better, winning $291 million, CNN reports. To mark the occasion, the Florida Lottery printed up two giant novelty checks, one for Bob's paltry payout and one for James' jackpot. After taxes and splitting the pot with two friends he'd bought lottery tickets with for years, James (who opted for the lump-sum payout of $191 million) took home $40 million. The 67-year-old tells the New York Daily News that he's resisting the temptation to tell his ex-wife "the grass isn't greener anymore." The Stocklas brothers were driving home last week after a monthlong fishing trip when they stopped at a gas station for ice and lottery tickets. On Friday, James, a retired judge, was eating breakfast at a diner and checked the numbers. Upon discovering his win, James announced, "We're rich!" and bought breakfast for everyone. He tells the Daily News that he plans on paying off his mortgage, among other things to "make life a little easier"—but he'll still fill in occasionally as a senior judge. What about Bob? "Family's family," James says. "He's not going to worry about anything."