A US lottery jackpot was shared between friends after a handshake dating back to 1992.
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Long-time Wisconsin pals Joe Feeney and Tom Cook made a pact nearly 30 years ago that if one of them won the Powerball lottery they would share the winnings.
Tom recently claimed a jackpot of $22 million and will now split it with Joe, who admits he was stunned to hear the news.
Feeney said: ''He called me and I said, 'Are you jerking my bobbler?'''
Wisconsin lottery director Cindy Polzin said in a statement: ''Congratulations to Tom, Joe and their families.
''The power of friendship and a handshake has paid off. I'm thrilled for them. Their lucky day has arrived.''
Tom revealed that he plans to retire after his jackpot success.
He said: ''We can pursue what we feel comfortable with. I can't think of a better way to retire.''