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By antonioflowers056

Question: If I am buying 9 for $1, 18 for $2, 125 for $3, and 1222 for $4, then what am I buying?

Answer: House Numbers. $1 per digit.

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By: cubicjake on 7/6/16

i dont get it\n
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