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When I first saw perfect dark for sale, it was £40, it was a good price for such a long awaited game, knew people would be happy, suddenly before it came out, the price sneakily went up to £50, it wasn't my eyes and I knew it was £40 before, maybe I had been led to believe it was £40 but they wern't actually selling it for tha much. My point is, loads of games change their price, they start off normal, then when the orders flood in, the price jumps up suddenly so that we don't realise, and they then get another £1,000,000 per day! i don't think it's fair, it's like when ou go in a shop and the thing you want is £10 but the advert said it was £5, hhmm, am i being ripped off? I sometimes have little conversations with my self about these kind of things, but my fish are quite good qhen it comes to debates, so i asked them what I shoudl do, and as if you hadn't already guessed, they didn't answer me, so i went without.
No, i'm not quit into talking to myself yet, although me and my mate had an argument over a chocolate bar at 11pm in one of those alnight petrol stations, we had just come back from twon and felt like something to keep us going as my mates house was quite far away and we spent all our money for a taxi on cinema and some alcoholic beverages(sorry, I know it's illegal, but then I want to be a policeman, yeah right! anyway, we saw this bright light and stumbled accross to it, and talked to the man behid the bullet proof plastic, and asked him for some popcorn, a BIG bag, then for some reason we changed our mins when he came back and asked for loads of things, when he came back we said how sorry we were and asked if we could have he popcorn again, he told us to f@#k off, which was taken as a compliment at that time of night, we took the food and went back to watch another film.
We changed our minds because for some reason our minds told us they didn't like popcorn but we told them that we did so we bought them a m@#s bar and drink and we had the popcorn, I blanked out the bars name as it is false advertisng, and i'm not being paid for it.
Goodnight, i have decided to retire as I can hear my TVs was left on and it's a boring documentry, if my mum and dad come back to see I was watching something educational they will get suspicious.
We changed our minds because for some reason our minds told us they didn't like popcorn but we told them that we did so we bought them a m@#s bar and drink and we had the popcorn, I blanked out the bars name as it is false advertisng, and i'm not being paid for it.
Goodnight, i have decided to retire as I can hear my TVs was left on and it's a boring documentry, if my mum and dad come back to see I was watching something educational they will get suspicious.
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When I first saw perfect dark for sale, it was £40, it was a good price for such a long awaited game, knew people would be happy, suddenly before it came out, the price sneakily went up to £50, it wasn't my eyes and I knew it was £40 before, maybe I had been led to believe it was £40 but they wern't actually selling it for tha much. My point is, loads of games change their price, they start off normal, then when the orders flood in, the price jumps up suddenly so that we don't realise, and they then get another £1,000,000 per day! i don't think it's fair, it's like when ou go in a shop and the thing you want is £10 but the advert said it was £5, hhmm, am i being ripped off? I sometimes have little conversations with my self about these kind of things, but my fish are quite good qhen it comes to debates, so i asked them what I shoudl do, and as if you hadn't already guessed, they didn't answer me, so i went without.