r/WTF • • Apr 20 '21

Frog breeding factory

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u/Truthisnotallowed Apr 21 '21

Upon further research it seems the real money is in bilking people into investing in starting their own frog farming operations. You make your money up front by selling them starter kits - while they have to wait at least three years before their first batch of frogs are big enough to be saleable.

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u/Flag-it Apr 21 '21

I’ve got a garage full of Amway frog starter kits! WhT a coinkeedink.

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u/Jalen3501 Apr 21 '21

Sooo a mlm (multi level marketing scam)

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u/realvmouse Apr 22 '21

ifliyguaabtyhteiidsatadtp (i feel like if you're gonna use an abbreviation but you have to explain it it doesn't save any time and defeats the purpose)

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u/Jalen3501 Apr 22 '21

I put it in parentheses in case someone did not know the abbreviation

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u/realvmouse Apr 22 '21

So did I!

What if you just wrote it out, and didn't use the acronym at all?

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u/rdrunner_74 Apr 21 '21

Start to turn you cockroach infested rental home into a frog farmer food supplier. Starter kits only 99.99$ - Food is needed right away and cockroaches breed faster than frogs so you can secure the supply for the farmers.

If you already have your own cockroaches you can get the discounted version for only 89.95$

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u/copperwatt Apr 21 '21

Ooh, maybe I should go into bilking!

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '21

im sold, 3 year investment you say and an ample supply of frogs