I'm wondering...

[TheEldritchGod]

I'm broke right now which is why I'm trying to sell my work. I appreciate the offer though.

So... is that a yes or a no? Because if we're sticking to the US, it would be about 35 bucks for the shipping. Like, 35 bucks is beyond you? Might be able to get that down a little if I shop around.

I mean, if you don't want it because it's got the gaming capacity of an abacus, I understand, but if you just need it to type, it should get the job done.

Might help to know what country yer in. I mean, in the US, nobody has to be broke unless you want to be. Was a bill collector for a decade. I know exactly how the laws work here. You'd be surprised how easy it is to get money. At one point my wife had 52 credit cards, because she thought it was funny to have as many credit cards as a deck of cards.

She had no job, and in NYS, your wife's debts are not your husband's debts, and I co-signed none of them.

So she could cash advance about 170k and maybe make another 200k in-store purchases. This was what? 20 years ago? But the Fair Debt Collection Act and the CBRs haven't been updated in 20 years. Nobody has to be poor in the US, if you just are willing to play by the rules. That's the hard part. Playing by the rules. Nobody explains the rules because if everyone knew the rules, the economy would implode.

Imagine everyone knew that you only had to Pay Taxes, Student Loans, and Child Support. Everything else was optional. Bill collectors have no teeth, lawyers don't bother to sue you for money unless you owe over 50k on a single account, it's almost impossible to foreclose on someone, the Credit System in the US has so borked anyone with paper and a dozen stamps could break the CBR system and get a house with 125% loan to value.

Yeah, you can borrow 125% of the value of a home. Insane, huh?

And it's legal too. Of course it's legal, so the rich people can do it all the time. Absolutely insane. I have no idea how the US economy functions. I swear. Ever since we went off the gold standard, it should have exploded so many times.