09
Jul
Just $10 for a vote? Then I'll take 100.
Remember my inspired idea (how uber modest am i?) to take advantage of the surplus votes and sell them to interested people internationally? No. I bring it up pretty often. Well, my thinking was that the market price for a vote would have been $150-$250. $10??? Wow. Stuff in America really is cheap. I can have 12 pairs of tube socks from Wal-Mart or a vote in your election. Tough choice. Attention economists: please opportunity cost that and email me the result. Thnxkbye. Also, why are tube socks the yardstick comedic prop of America’s prosperity by Colbert, Letterman, etc??
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rachelhills reblogged this from everythingontheinternetistrue and added:
Everything is cheaper in America (except for rent and,...would seem, quality food). But...
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