Entirely a pyramid scheme, yes.
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Why can't, what seem to me to be perfectly intelligent adults, NOT see that this is a pyramid fuck scheme? I'm so pissed about this shit.
Really?
You know what, I didn't need one, not to mention TWO cystic zits this week. OK, so it is that time, but really. Everything feels like insult to injury.
Looking on the bright side, instead of dodging pyramid scammers, I could coping with painful skin conditions. That's totally salt in the wound, sara.
That was an incredulous really to the $38. Yeah, I don't get the pyramid scheme falling.
Hell, I am a notorious cheap-ass, and I'd be hard-pressed to pay $38 for a bottle of WINE.
(Then again, booze is cheaper in Kentucky, so my values may be skewed.)
t edit Seriously, I *don't* abide shitty wine, and I've developed a super-power of finding very good bottles of wine in the $10-15 range. It's not hard. $35-40 is honestly my upper limit, and that shit better CHANGE MY LIFE to justify that price. (Although a really hairy old vines zinfandel can usually convince me to part with my money. I'm a zin whore.)
So...fruit juice?
Goldschlager's only $25 a bottle and it's got GOLD in it!
Goldschlager's only $25 a bottle and it's got GOLD in it!
Oh, god, Goldschlager. Sponsor of one of my more spectacular hangovers. Nasty, nasty shit.
But, hello! GOLD! It could be that I'm a tad irrational about this whole thing. Pampered Chef, I can see. Mary Kay, I can see. I buy those products. I wouldn't sell them, but hell, I'd buy them.
I can't get my mind around selling a juice that comes from a fruit that costs a few pennies and claims to cure cancer.