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05-09-2016, 07:26 PM
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Wait, why say "WTF?" If the card is worth X to you, it's silly to spend more than X. If the card goes over that figure just find something else to spend $X on that's actually worth X to you. Take a trip somewhere. Give it to charity and take the X in karma. Or put it in the bank and buy another $X card next time around, one that really is worth X to you.
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