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Anonymous

03 Sep 2020

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$50 million or 50 million loyal friends?

Which would you choose and why?

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Kenneth Fong

03 Sep 2020

Marketing Manager at Seedly

Hi anonymous,

Dude... It's $50 MILLION LEH.

I mean, dafuq am I going to do with 50 million friends?! Form an army?

UNLESS... all those 50 million loyal friends are willing to give me $1 each... Hmm...

Then 50 million friends, please.

Since I'll be able to get $50 million anyways.

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