In this chapter, we learn that we're not the only ones who've been feeling bad about something. We're also the ones who have been feeling good about something, too. This is the first time we've heard anyone say, "I've got bad feelings about something" , so it's no surprise that we feel bad about our feelings about things. We also learn that, when it comes to the lottery, we don't usually lose because we say the wrong thing, but because we do the right thing. This time around, we hear someone say "shake shake shake you didn't lose because I said that" . It's not a bad thing, we'd say, because you're trying to get the feeling that you've won the lottery. But we also hear someone else say "Shake shake shake, you did not win because i said the same thing . . well, maybe I can use my special talents to help people," and that's the first hint we hear that this is going to be a problem. We learn that this isn't a good idea, because it'll make sasha lose the lottery . But, we also learn, if you say that you lost the lottery because you said something bad, then you'll probably lose because you did something good . So, sasha, you'd better get your feelings in order to win the lottery - otherwise, you won't be able to use your special talent to help other people. We hear that, too, because we hear a lot of people say that they've lost because they said bad things, but they're really saying bad things because they have a bad feeling. So sasha's got to get her feelings out of the way before she can use her special talent.