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Montreal, Canada (AHN) - A father sold the hard-to-find video game "Guitar Hero III he bought for his son for $90 as a Christmas present at an online auction for a whopping $9,000 after he caught his 15-year-old teenage son smoking marijuana.
The sale occurred after the father searched for the video game for the Nintendo WII game board. The father spent two weeks searching for the video game as a Christmas present for his boy.
Montreal, Canada (AHN) - A father sold the hard-to-find video game "Guitar Hero III he bought for his son for $90 as a Christmas present at an online auction for a whopping $9,000 after he caught his 15-year-old teenage son smoking marijuana.
The sale occurred after the father searched for the video game for the Nintendo WII game board. The father spent two weeks searching for the video game as a Christmas present for his boy.
Who in the HELL was insane enough to buy this game for 9k?
This is one of the big differences between our culture today and yesteryear. The premium of entertainment and machines is out of skew in comparison to the importance of other variables in life. Do I like playing video games? Yes, in moderation. Would I ever spend more than list price for a video game or system? Not on your life.
"... bought for his son for $90 as a Christmas present at an online auction for a whopping $9,000 ... the family budget got some hefty help from the $9,010 profit the dad made from selling his son's gift on eBay."
The author of the article must have been smoking instead of attending math class.
"... bought for his son for $90 as a Christmas present at an online auction for a whopping $9,000 ... the family budget got some hefty help from the $9,010 profit the dad made from selling his son's gift on eBay."
The author of the article must have been smoking instead of attending math class.
Math is just fine.
$9,000 + $10 shipping dude.
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