Newman, CA – Somewhere in this quiet Central Valley town, a newly minted millionaire is walking around with a winning lottery ticket worth $1,326,260—and they might not even know it yet.

The lucky ticket, purchased at the Arco Station on N Street, matched five numbers in Wednesday night’s Powerball draw, missing only the elusive Powerball itself. While the jackpot rolled over to a staggering $207 million, this mystery winner still has plenty to celebrate.

With no winner stepping forward yet, speculation is running wild. Is it a local who plays regularly? A traveler who stopped for gas and a quick snack? Someone who bought the ticket on a whim and stuffed it in their glove compartment, blissfully unaware of their newfound fortune?

The Arco Station, which sold the winning ticket, will receive a $6,600 bonus—a nice payday for the store. One can imagine the excitement among employees, who may now be keeping a closer eye on customers, wondering if they’re serving a millionaire.

California lottery winners have one year from the draw date to claim their prize. So, if the ticket remains unclaimed, it could be a long wait before we know who’s holding the golden slip.

And for those hoping the winner can stay anonymous—think again. California law requires lottery winners’ names to be public record. That means, eventually, the mystery will be solved, and the lucky individual will be named.

Until the winner steps forward, Newman residents can only speculate. Meanwhile, online commenters have already chimed in, offering congratulations, financial advice, and, of course, friendly reminders to “remember your friends.”

So, if you bought a Powerball ticket at the Arco Station on N Street, now might be a good time to check your pockets, your car, or that pile of receipts on your kitchen counter. You could be sitting on a fortune—and the clock is ticking.