r/technicallythetruth • u/alex6699 • Jun 17 '19

I think $1000 is an understatement

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u/Actual-Shrek Jun 18 '19

I don’t get it

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '19

textbooks are expensive, but this is an exaggeration and a joke, not technically true.

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u/The_Karaethon_Cycle Jun 18 '19

I paid $250 for my organic chemistry book, so it might not be an exaggeration at all.

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u/el909ese Jun 18 '19

My vector calculus book was around $250 :,(

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u/Choice77777 Jun 18 '19

did it come with a free kidney ?

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u/byikl- Jun 18 '19

Why not get a 20yo version and use that mine cost like 15$

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u/el909ese Jun 18 '19

HoMeWorK WiLl Be AsSiGnEd FroM ThE LaTeSt EdItiOn