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> It also seems like it would be subject to instant inflation, as it's
> unprovable
The user knows the price that is on the website or menu, they know the
price they actually paid ... if the numbers don't add up that would seem to
be pretty easily detectable. But sure it's only for marketing. I think the
comment makes it clear it's just for fun.
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