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Mr. Halfhill, an intriguing idea to impose a $1000 out-of-pocket cost. I’m thinking you won’t get the results you want especially after the income equity mob comes after you. We might see a stampede. BTW, there are plenty of large-leaved trees so having enough toilet paper was never an issue. And there’s always the NYTimes and other fake news rags that many would say bring more value as toilet paper than real news.
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