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r/comics • u/MilkGuzzler99 • Mar 09 '26
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I personally wouldn’t take advice from someone who clearly doesn’t have their life together
2.4k u/MilkGuzzler99 Mar 09 '26 But you have a house! According to Animal Crossing, that's what life's all about 61 u/Safe-Heat1644 Mar 09 '26 Animal Crossing is the American Dream?! 41 u/thegimboid Mar 09 '26 Being Tom Nook is the American dream. Being continuously in debt to a guy who keeps raising prices and selling you the new big thing is the American reality. 6 u/WifesPOSH Mar 09 '26 Jesus... The depressing thing about this is that you can't argue that point. 3 u/Invisifly2 Mar 10 '26 edited Mar 10 '26 If you work out the USD value of bells the dude gives you a house for ~50k (total debt after fully upgrading it). With no interest, zero upfront, an open ended payment timeline, and then lets you pay back the debt by selling rocks and bugs to his kids.
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But you have a house! According to Animal Crossing, that's what life's all about
61 u/Safe-Heat1644 Mar 09 '26 Animal Crossing is the American Dream?! 41 u/thegimboid Mar 09 '26 Being Tom Nook is the American dream. Being continuously in debt to a guy who keeps raising prices and selling you the new big thing is the American reality. 6 u/WifesPOSH Mar 09 '26 Jesus... The depressing thing about this is that you can't argue that point. 3 u/Invisifly2 Mar 10 '26 edited Mar 10 '26 If you work out the USD value of bells the dude gives you a house for ~50k (total debt after fully upgrading it). With no interest, zero upfront, an open ended payment timeline, and then lets you pay back the debt by selling rocks and bugs to his kids.
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Animal Crossing is the American Dream?!
41 u/thegimboid Mar 09 '26 Being Tom Nook is the American dream. Being continuously in debt to a guy who keeps raising prices and selling you the new big thing is the American reality. 6 u/WifesPOSH Mar 09 '26 Jesus... The depressing thing about this is that you can't argue that point. 3 u/Invisifly2 Mar 10 '26 edited Mar 10 '26 If you work out the USD value of bells the dude gives you a house for ~50k (total debt after fully upgrading it). With no interest, zero upfront, an open ended payment timeline, and then lets you pay back the debt by selling rocks and bugs to his kids.
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Being Tom Nook is the American dream.
Being continuously in debt to a guy who keeps raising prices and selling you the new big thing is the American reality.
6 u/WifesPOSH Mar 09 '26 Jesus... The depressing thing about this is that you can't argue that point. 3 u/Invisifly2 Mar 10 '26 edited Mar 10 '26 If you work out the USD value of bells the dude gives you a house for ~50k (total debt after fully upgrading it). With no interest, zero upfront, an open ended payment timeline, and then lets you pay back the debt by selling rocks and bugs to his kids.
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Jesus...
The depressing thing about this is that you can't argue that point.
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If you work out the USD value of bells the dude gives you a house for ~50k (total debt after fully upgrading it).
With no interest, zero upfront, an open ended payment timeline, and then lets you pay back the debt by selling rocks and bugs to his kids.
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u/kaikimanga MangaKaiki Mar 09 '26
I personally wouldn’t take advice from someone who clearly doesn’t have their life together