Schools are places of learning not a swappy lendy club.If you have something you already have throw it away don,t swap it with someone where you can both gain a little that's not how capitalism works.
This should work about as well as the War on Drugz.
As a pupil, I engaged in trading cigarette packets at school. My father's overseas trips returned lucrative exotic packs which I eagerly claimed. The Bitcoin of its time. Alas, the bubble burst and my fortune was wiped out, as all paper currencies are wont to do.
Schools are places of learning not a swappy lendy club.If you have something you already have throw it away don,t swap it with someone where you can both gain a little that's not how capitalism works.
ReplyDeleteThis should work about as well as the War on Drugz.
ReplyDeleteAs a pupil, I engaged in trading cigarette packets at school. My father's overseas trips returned lucrative exotic packs which I eagerly claimed. The Bitcoin of its time. Alas, the bubble burst and my fortune was wiped out, as all paper currencies are wont to do.
In my day it was fake Confederate notes with bubblegum. I never liked the gum at all.
ReplyDelete@BOBO,
ReplyDeleteThat is exactly how capitalism works. Both gain.
Your punctuation and keyboard skills indicate that you didn't bother with school very much so how do you know that they are places of learning?
Just curious.
"Schools are places of learning not a swappy lendy club..."
ReplyDeleteAt break times, are you not free to do what you please..?
"This should work about as well as the War on Drugz."
But without the body count..? ;)