LOL
Well, at least he put his hard-earned money in precious metals (sterling silver), in case there is major downturn in the economy.
A man's sterling CLEAR BRACELET costs $700.
I wonder what a wog would sell a similar sterling link bracelet for?
ANSWER:
Oh we're in luck. There are tons of them all over the internet. This one (10gm) is
selling on eBay right now for $ 13.99. There are other ones for less than 10 dollars.
And let's add another 4 dollars for the little Scn. double-triangle medallion. So, we are up to $18.00 and add another gm of sterling, for a
total weight of 11 grams.
When the '
shit hits the fan' and financial markets collapse this guy can sell his Clear bracelet for the meltdown value. No worries!
Today's silver "gross meltdown value" (11 gm):
$ 6.16. So he's got an impressive nest egg there! LOL. Probably just enough to buy a calmag drink in preparation for hearing his next tech estimate.
Let's assume that Scientology, like every other business in the world, would LOVE to have customers wearing their brand LOGO everywhere, to promote new clients. (Think Harley Davidson, Nike, Disneyland, et al). What an amazing thing--FREE ADVERTISING!
Any company would be very happy to sell such branded products for a tiny profit. Or double their cost ("keystone") and make a handsome profit. Or "triple keystone" their cost and make a killing.
If Scientology tripled their cost (appx. $6.20 in silver, approximately $5.80 in handling, manufacturing & overhead) that would bring their cost up to appx. $12.00. Hey, let's even double that cost and say it's $24.00. Now, let's let Scn triple their cost and sell it to Scientologists for 3X or $72.00.
Would Scientology be happy with a 3X price? Nope.
Scientology sells that bracelet for
$700. More than
29 times what it cost them!
They're used to big markups. That's why they mark up the auditing to over $500,000 to get to OT 7. While they pay staff members pennies per hour to deliver it. And not enough for toilet paper, LOL. That's because (like a mafia owned casino) there are huge sums skimmed off the top for all the upper bosses and to feed the offshore money-laundering appetites of the rich and famous cult leader(s).
So, that guy in the photo showing his "VGI's" about his new clear bracelet better suck any enjoyment he can get out of it now, before he realizes how badly he is being scammed.
(EDIT: Thanks to Uncover's careful reading and spotting the error, I corrected all the references above from "ounces" to "grams". THANKS!)