YOU ARE THE OOOOOONE ! <| sep |> You know you ' re in the future when your eraser is a ray gun <| sep |> This is like Fuck you San Diego but in real life ! <| sep |> Well , you ' re not wrong <| sep |> oh ok . so you want war . then war you shall have . the streets will become like rivers . rivers of blood ! <| sep |> i was wondering why no one was talking about the fact that the police officers told her multiple times to leave the room and she refused <| sep |> Fresh Ginger tea <| sep |> A pawn shop is a good business . You just have to know what you do , and there the problems start . E . g . most people don ' t understand that the laptop they purchased has 20 % sales and misc . taxes included in the price . So the material value when they bought it is only 800 USD of those 1000 USD they paid . Then in this case a lot of that money is software licenses and the guarantee and potential customer service etc the manufacturer and vendor as well as the license giver charge within that price . Since in case I have to sell the laptop to recover the lost money the HDD almost 100 % likely needs to be wiped both for data security of the guy that got the loan and because they usually do not had over software license keys and similar , all that is subtracted too to arrive at a real material value of 600 ish . Then this is a business so even in the case of the morehassle sale of the item I would like to end up at least at a 0 profit . This means I have to now put a spread in between the real value and the sale price I figure I can get that covers my costs . And then people get mad that for the newest high end laptop they can get 200 USD at a pawn shop at best when it ' s worth 1000 .