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That’s actually comical. I guess the words soon will have no meaning. “Hey, come to our new casino! Everyone wins always”(by winning we mean everyone has a gr

• cortesoft 3y ago
  There was a car wash in my home town that had a giant sign that said in big letters “Unlimited car wash! Wash as long as you want!*” And then in fine print, “*-up to 20 minutes”
  • pasttense01 3y ago
    Of course the big examples concerning "unlimited" are the "unlimited" data plans of cell phone companies.
  • codeTired 3y ago
    I actually have unlimited car wash subscription. Well it was 12.99 but since I washed too much it went up to 19.99. Absolutely hilarious .
• masswerk 3y ago
  It's a verified fact that words have meaning. *) Disclaimer: neither "verified" nor "fact" implies by any means that somebody believes that the stated and/or expressed sentiment or observation is actually true. **) Neither "somebody" nor "nobody" imply the presence, existence, or absence of existence of a sentient being, nor does "believe" imply a cognitive process or state of mind. Neither do "observations" or "express" imply an activity by any sentient, semi-sentient, or algorithmic agency, nor is "true" an expression of judgement.
• ihuman 3y ago
  Everyone wins always (if you include the casino itself)