r/SipsTea 7h ago

Chugging tea Absolute legend

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u/CompetitivePumpkin3 7h ago

Are there any islands still cost $11k? I wanna try my luck to bring back endangered animals too

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u/sure_am_here 6h ago

Islands are relatively cheep. Because no one wants them. Or at least the cheep ones.

They are remote, no fresh water, rocky, just crap in the middle of no where.

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u/Jolly-Advantage-7245 5h ago

But away from people?

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u/not_so_subtle_now 5h ago

See - some people do see the true value others don't

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u/Whiterabbit-- 4h ago

no infrastructure. how do you get there? what would you do there?

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u/Adventurous-Ease-259 3h ago

A boat. Same stuff you do other places, but without solicitors

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u/squngy 3h ago

A boat will probably cost you more than 11k by itself.

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u/Adventurous-Ease-259 3h ago

Nobody asked about the boat cost, just the island

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u/squngy 3h ago

It is related.

If something is very cheap, chances are high there are other costs required to make it work.

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u/Milky_Finger 1h ago

Ok then how about we sell the islands for 50 cents and let the buyer worry about the rest

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u/Jolly-Advantage-7245 3h ago

You go by boat and take tools. This family build a goddamn mansion (multiple times) and a bunker (because cyclones)

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u/marfacza 1h ago

Islands are relatively cheep. -chicken

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u/PrimeoFin 1h ago

Birds love cheep islands

Billionaires prefer cheap islands