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It's rise in India is so fast and deep that it's been sold in local trains for 40-50 Indian rupees (~70 cents). Almost everyone from kids to adults in office an
by amrrs 9y ago
It's rise in India is so fast and deep that it's been sold in local trains for 40-50 Indian rupees (~70 cents). Almost everyone from kids to adults in office and park started spinning it for no reason because they saw someone else spinning and it was just cool.
PS: I bought two while in the local train. For me and my wife. A day before that a kid in my flat was showing off his skills and a week after that my 40ish manager was spinning it while walking around. And now I hardly see someone spinning.
- Raphmedia 9y ago> 40-50 Indian rupees (~70 cents) Ha! They sold for CAD$15 around here...
- georgebarnett 9y agoThey were selling for $10 AU here and somehow 3 weeks later I got one for free because the craze was dead and somebody has excess stock. Being patient pays off so often.
- cakedoggie 9y agoI bet they were also selling for CAD$2 if you go to the right place.
- kalleboo 9y agoI just saw one, with built-in LED lights and a bluetooth speaker(!) on banggood for $1 with free international shipping.
- okreallywtf 9y agoThis reminds me of the great (I think) star trek TNG episode The Game (I had to look up the name, then felt silly). I imagine you and your wife picking them up just to be able to make it home without being accosted.
- samstave 9y agoIs that the one where Wesley gets addicted and they basically have to do an intervention on him?
- LeoPanthera 9y agoActually Wesley is the only one who doesn't get addicted and [spoilers follow] they try to force it upon him but Data saves the day at the end.