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Debt's a simple concept. By getting what the experts are refusing to call un-money, you can cover these little holes in your spending habits. Of course, you can't do this for long, because eventually the lenders will break your knees if you can't pay them back. Unfortunately, it turns out "almost" breaking your knees over and over is very profitable. As a result, a lot of people are forced to get on the un-money treadmill, constantly being offered easy, live-saving debt that they then have to suffer greatly to sorta repay.

Thing is, collecting that debt is costly. People that borrow a bunch of money often don't have any money to pay you back. Chasing them into the courts can take a long time. Hired goons to break their knees? Never been more expensive. And if they simply move houses? That can become a big hassle tracking them down. So, often, lenders will simply sell the debt to some other sucker. Here, it's worth $1000, but you can give me $50 right now, and then you can collect it. A loss, certainly, but less than you'd spend on hired goons (which, you should recall, have never been more expensive.)

like would they travel upright for maximum propaganda when you open the box. or will there be safe saving versions? do secunits go in intact or disassembled? do you assemble them on site like an ikea?

i shared my thoughts on cubicles as fridges and secunit feet and secunit arm guns. now you get the transport boxes.

After a long long hiatus, Zelda sketches!

The one where Zelda is looking up to the ceiling is my fav, there is a special kind of longing that came out there.

Kick: Nobody uses gun for cooking you dumbass >:o

Logan: But i saw people using it on the yt...... :(

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"Okay, I got you."

*Removes the B from the BREAD sign*

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