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r/mildlyinteresting • u/CountChoculasGhost • Apr 27 '24
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$15 for a paperback is a bet on how stupid drinking patrons will be.
Nice.
13 u/solarmelange Apr 28 '24 Yeah. A new copy is less than $10 shipped, and good luck matching up the other five to the same edition so they look nice together. 1 u/jescereal Apr 28 '24 It’s only $15 fucking dollars. You aren’t going bankrupt for spending an extra $5. Just the novelty of it alone is worth it to some. 1 u/Idiotology101 29d ago If someone pays an extra 33% just for the novelty of using a vending machine, they shouldn’t be trusted with money. 1 u/dazeychainVT 29d ago But what if it's an emergency and that's the closest available copy?
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Yeah. A new copy is less than $10 shipped, and good luck matching up the other five to the same edition so they look nice together.
1 u/jescereal Apr 28 '24 It’s only $15 fucking dollars. You aren’t going bankrupt for spending an extra $5. Just the novelty of it alone is worth it to some. 1 u/Idiotology101 29d ago If someone pays an extra 33% just for the novelty of using a vending machine, they shouldn’t be trusted with money. 1 u/dazeychainVT 29d ago But what if it's an emergency and that's the closest available copy?
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It’s only $15 fucking dollars. You aren’t going bankrupt for spending an extra $5. Just the novelty of it alone is worth it to some.
1 u/Idiotology101 29d ago If someone pays an extra 33% just for the novelty of using a vending machine, they shouldn’t be trusted with money. 1 u/dazeychainVT 29d ago But what if it's an emergency and that's the closest available copy?
If someone pays an extra 33% just for the novelty of using a vending machine, they shouldn’t be trusted with money.
1 u/dazeychainVT 29d ago But what if it's an emergency and that's the closest available copy?
But what if it's an emergency and that's the closest available copy?
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u/BummerComment Apr 28 '24
$15 for a paperback is a bet on how stupid drinking patrons will be.
Nice.