Thank you for the report and link ! I ' ll be adding this to the summary <| sep |> Where did you find the code i cant find it <| sep |> Having trained with chuck I can comfortably say his success was not due to westside . He was successful because of his intense obsession with being the baddest mfer in the room . Westside simply gave him a group of guys that drove that competitiveness . He is still one intense dude . <| sep |> Is the principal uspez ? <| sep |> good secondaries ? hmph . never seen it before <| sep |> Mov kessel and gold collectible in div 10 . In div 4 now , pulled 4 gold collectibles and one movember collectible along the way to div 4 . It ' s been pretty random <| sep |> It ' s not a trade when sales tax is involved . The $ 5 would cost $ 5 . 40 here in California . If 10 million people did it , people would be paying $ 4 million to CA for no actual purchase in the theoretical sense . Theoretically when people officially buy a good and pay sales tax , purchasers account for the cost of sales tax into their perceived value of the good , i . e . Something that costs $ 5 is worth at least $ 5 . 40 to them . Receiving a $ 5 bill isn ' t worth paying $ 0 . 40 for many or most people . Sure , some people use the CoinStar machine that charges like 9 % to pay you for your change , but you ' re paying 9 % for their service of sorting , counting , and redeeming your coins into cash . Getting a $ 1 bill for $ 1 . 08 isn ' t really a service . Also , retailers are taxed for the right to sell goods and services . I feel like legal tenders that are property of the US don ' t fall under that definition .