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In summary, the conversation revolves around borrowing money and investing in gold. The participants make plans to meet at a bar and discuss the potential of becoming rich. One person also mentions the possibility of dusting gold and jokes about being like a character from a YouTube video. The conversation ends with a question about when the other person will come out of their closet.
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TheStatutoryApe
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Hey Ivan, I was wondering if I could borrow some money.
Edit: By the way I've heard Gold is set to rally. ;-p
Edit: By the way I've heard Gold is set to rally. ;-p
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Sure, I'll meet you at the bars.
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hypatia
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Cool, but who's going to dust that stuff?
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rootX
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Busy making plans now ... 
Soon I will be super rich!
Soon I will be super rich!
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hypatia
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rootX said:Busy making plans now ...
Soon I will be super rich!
Get in line buddy...
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rootX
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hypatia said:
I don't want to be this guy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mE68Kst92c
:rofl:
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Moonbear
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hypatia said:
I'll do it! Gold dust is good to have too, right?
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Topher925
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So when are you coming out of it?
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