Tomorrow is Septembrrrrrrr Pay Me Short 🦔🦔
Posted Aug 31, 2021, 6:03 PM UTC
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All it is, is just paper. Not backed by gold or something.
I've got tons of printing paper
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Ink costs tho
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I think that's cloth, I'll test it. Works great for polishing silver I know
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Money paper is made out of cotton and linen instead of wood threads. Thats why it feels differently.
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I always wondered if any of the cotton I've grown got turned into money, it would be pretty cool to say I used to grow money lol
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What’s this…. My partial GME share payment???
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One whole share pictured?
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I think that's 1
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.01 share
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Hey, you found my wallet!
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Slaps top of pallet of cash, “you can fit so much inflation in this bad boy”
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Rolls in with Brick of dollars: One TP please
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They need to make the dollar two ply and quilted so we can skip the transactions.
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Just put that in the safe with my other ones please. 😂
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That’s 100 million in 100’s. Accorded to that illustration floating around the sub
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So......1 share $GME tendies?
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25,000 sheets
40 Benjamin Franks on each sheet
Edit: I was wrong. Someone from a mint messaged me.
"1 sheet has 32 100s
1 ream has 250 sheets
1 skid has 32 reams
Total of 25.m
A full pallet that gets sent out has 2 skids
51.2M in total"
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Looks like what i need per share...keep printing em mother fuckers.....you will need millions more of them pallets
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I ain’t cutting my own money into shape!
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New Inflation trick: Pay with sheets!
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Hire some hedgie Ape, theyll be a dime a dozen fr shita soon
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I wouldn’t trust them with my money, you should know better…
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that’s like half a share
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Blue face baby!
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I'll take 2 please
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need to dedicate storage unit with AC cooling for this pallet 1/100.
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How much per share? Four of these piles
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I'm thinking of just weighing mine. One bill is one gram.
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Family: How much did you sell your GME for?
Me: A pallette
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You get brick of cash! You get a brick of cash! Every ape gets a brick of cash!
Brick by Brick
1 per share... and those better be them $10,000 bills