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What episode is this from?
I’m assuming the one where they go to Itchy & Scratchy Land, which the internet tells me is season 6, episode 4.
This is definitely going to work and, moreover, Elon will eventually use it to perform a rug pull at a scale not seen since like the previous week maybe.
Didn’t he already do this with another coin he made up?
yukichigaiI know he did it with Doge, but that was a meme coin he wasn't involved in making.
Ah yeah that’s the one I was thinking of, thanks
I know so many people who were so fucking convinced they were going to be rich from doge coin.
PsythikMy dumbass brother is one of them.
Also I told him to sell his bitcoin when it was at $44k and still plummeting cause it was going to drop below $20K (so rebuy then) and he didn’t do that either…
All these company based coins are essentially grey market stocks, sell coins for free capital, coins gain value on perception of company value. Plus Elon can continue pumping and dumping. The distopian future of company owned currency sounds terrible.
I owe my soul to the company store.
InEnduringGrowStrongAnother day old and deeper in debt.
McNastyThey’re script. Spendable at the company store.
Everything old is new again.
lololaIt works just like regular money, but it’s, uh… “fun”
except it’s not because it’s value is way more unstable than regular money (I’m no expert in this so please don’t murder me in my sleep)
What was the original Simpsons screenshot? I want to know what those signs originally said.
I don’t know which episode, but the signs originally said “we don’t take itchy & scratchy money”. Hope that helps!
I Cast FistSeems to be E4S6, Itchy and Scratchy Land
elouboubBasically stock, but uncontrolled? (maybe not the right word)
It’s company scrip, the same bullshit unions busted 100 years ago.
Did I hear a rock and stone?
voxelrock and stone to the bone
All behold, the return of corporate scrip.
I have much higher standards than that!
Not accepting any weak two-X whiskey, neither.