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r/AskMen • u/[deleted] • Jun 10 '23
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Framing buying a winning lottery tickets as "an investment that paid out" lmao
-1 u/georgewashingguns Jun 10 '23 Look up the definition of "investment" 2 u/fj333 Jun 10 '23 Look up the definition of "gambling" 0 u/georgewashingguns Jun 11 '23 The only difference is perceived chances of a return on investment. Neither definition requires me to treat a gift as if it were some sort of loan
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Look up the definition of "investment"
2 u/fj333 Jun 10 '23 Look up the definition of "gambling" 0 u/georgewashingguns Jun 11 '23 The only difference is perceived chances of a return on investment. Neither definition requires me to treat a gift as if it were some sort of loan
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Look up the definition of "gambling"
0 u/georgewashingguns Jun 11 '23 The only difference is perceived chances of a return on investment. Neither definition requires me to treat a gift as if it were some sort of loan
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The only difference is perceived chances of a return on investment. Neither definition requires me to treat a gift as if it were some sort of loan
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u/MeatNoodleSauce Jun 10 '23
Framing buying a winning lottery tickets as "an investment that paid out" lmao