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    Double or Nothing but it makes no mention of the odds. Oh well. I’m a gacha gamer so the odds have got to be better than FGO so i’d take it

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    This is future NotTheOnion. Calling it now.

    Bonus if it has a countdown timer tied to the odds, for that sweet, sweet FOMO adrenaline and dopamine.

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    This would be a winning strategy for the seller, given that the value of the product is less than what they charge.

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      It also takes one potential guaranteed buyer off the market, the value is whatever people are willing to pay for it meaning they would be losing the exact amount of value they were changing.

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    I’d totally do this and it’d never work in my favor no matter the odds and I’d hate myself for this and that’s why I don’t gamble

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      This is how I always was.

      Then I sat down in Vegas at a machine and pulled a few times, while my husband sat next to me.

      Every time he lost, I won.

      A half hour later, I’m up $80 and vowing never to do this again, cause it suddenly makes sense.

      Now I can’t hear the “Kroger Top-of-the-Hour Conditioning” noise without getting a slight dopamine rush.