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Hahahaha.
Some aspiring young entrepreneur has cornered the food market and now asks us to buy his bushels at ..............
You guessed it, $90 a bushel.
Now why, I ask myself, would anyone buy at that price when they can buy bushels from their Black Market for the same price (less if a Theo) paying no commission? (Or just put up a few farms. :) )
I think perhaps a job as a chippy or a bricklayer might be more suitable. A head for business this young lad does not have. :D
Unless he knows his customers. How many noobs in A this set?
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well the market is shared between the tourny ladders, so it wouldn't be limited to just the 'noobs' in A ;) and yeah the market in tourny is so much fun 
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i didn't know that the markets were shared between the tourney groups
You can try to kill me and you might succeed but you will never know where I will pop up next 
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plenty of more affordable food is on its way to the market
You can try to kill me and you might succeed but you will never know where I will pop up next
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Well farmers must have done well. First from the guy buying out the market, during the brief time he had the money, and then from the starving populace once food at a half way acceptable price arrived.
Hmmm - farmers with some cash. Where's all that Agri tech I had stached away. :D :D
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lol I'm waaaaaaay ahead of ya barbarous :P
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