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"Are we making decisions on our hard earned money to be investing into farts and something named Fart Coin? It really is a testament to how creative or how creativity and community can really challenge the traditional notions of value in this financial world. And for me, I'm lost. I'm going down, throwing out all those books of value, looking at cash flows, financial statements, what is coming on with revenue, and I'm just going to throw it all in the trash."
"Are we making decisions on our hard earned money to be investing into farts and something named Fart Coin? It really is a testament to how creative or how creativity and community can really challenge the traditional notions of value in this financial world. And for me, I'm lost. I'm going down, throwing out all those books of value, looking at cash flows, financial statements, what is coming on with revenue, and I'm just going to throw it all in the trash."
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"Are we making decisions on our hard earned money to be investing into farts and something named Fart Coin? It really is a testament to how creative or how creativity and community can really challenge the traditional notions of value in this financial world. And for me, I'm lost. I'm going down, throwing out all those books of value, looking at cash flows, financial statements, what is coming on with revenue, and I'm just going to throw it all in the trash."
"Are we making decisions on our hard earned money to be investing into farts and something named Fart Coin? It really is a testament to how creative or how creativity and community can really challenge the traditional notions of value in this financial world. And for me, I'm lost. I'm going down, throwing out all those books of value, looking at cash flows, financial statements, what is coming on with revenue, and I'm just going to throw it all in the trash."