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A lot changed in 2021.

It's basically when you buy the rights to a piece of digital art and hang on to your

Apple wallets, they got pretty expensive.

$200,000 for O'Learn James' dunking clip, $600,000 for, I don't even know what that is

in the middle.

And millions for Jack Dorsey's first tweet.

This image of digital toilet paper is worth $2,100.

Yeah, $2,100 bucks for digital toilet paper.

I guess it'll come in handy when I have to take a dump in the metaverse.

Sadly gullible, idiots spent millions on NFTs thinking they have actual value.

When in reality, they can become worthless at any time.

Which I found out the hard way when I sold my house to buy this NFT of a dog wearing pantyhose.

What can I say?

I love art.

My next favorite scam of 2021 was the meme stock.

All year long, people were pumping money into terrible businesses just because the internet

thought it was cool.

It was the financial equivalent of the tide pod challenge.

And no stock was more meme than GameStop.

It's stock had been declining in value for a long time because it's a store that tries

to sell you video games that you can download at home.

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