Golden Ticket Found In 67 Minutes In 1st S&T Hunt Of 2020

CHICAGO — S&T Provisions' first golden ticket hunt of 2020 took considerably less time than their final one of 2019. The ticket was found Saturday morning just 67 minutes after the hunt began, and just 20 feet from the property of the longtime Mount Greenwood neighborhood pizza set up shop.

A mother and daughter duo, Madeline and JoEllyn Kelly, spotted the ticket shortly after 9 a.m. at the intersection of 111th and Hamlin.

As the winners of the hunt, the Kellys will get one free pizza set up every week for an entire year.

Here were the clues, via S&T Provisions:

1. I'm not at S&T Provisions, although I'm within 2 miles.

2. Ace of Base hit prior to 1996.

3. I can see the #2 priority of my 2021 Manhattan, IL Mayoral candidacy.

4. If it rains, I will be wet.

5. Many are not happy with my location.

6. Of course Brian put it there.

And the explanations:

1. Not only within 2 miles of the store, but within 20 steps! It was NOT on my property.

2. There were actually TWO relevant early 90’s Ace of Base songs “I Saw the Sign” and “Don’t Turn Around.” (It was on a sign in a man made cul-de-sac).3

. My #2 mayoral candidacy priority is our education system. (It was facing the AG School.

4. It was out in the open.

5. Most locals hate that Hamlin used to go through to 111th and the city blocked it off.