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zouzzzou t1_jcy35pd wrote

The original sub before 2020 was about throwing less than 1% of your money in low probability high paying bets. Nobody back then actually threw everything at a bet, and if someone did, they were rightfully made fun of.

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kieko t1_jcy1eym wrote

I'm in the process of doing one for an organization I'm part of that celebrated its centennial. Our budget is $4K. So it doesn't have to be that expensive.

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kieko t1_jcy18y5 wrote

I'm in the process of doing this for an organization that I'm part of that just celebrated its centenial.

It's been a bit of a process and our budget for it is ~$4K for a coat of arms.

It's a very interesting/somewhat complicated process. Happy to answer questions if anyone has any.

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Hello-There-GKenobi t1_jcxzfj8 wrote

You know those horseshoe crabs that scientists find really precious and would pay a lot to milk them?

Yeah, I walked past a village several years ago where there were a ton of them there were being sold to be cooked/eaten…. But nobody actually buys them to eat, too difficult to eat I hear, so they’re just left to die and rot. A by-product of fishing.

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SueSudio t1_jcxvml8 wrote

For sure. I'd never spend $5k on a piece of paper like that. But some people might get long term pleasure out of having that to pass down within their family.

A vacation is just a memory once you are back at home.

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