I did not send this bro a billion because they asked.
He built C.O eatery, sent me the shop, and I bought it out. Amala, jollof, pepper soup, shawarma, chops, the owambe pack. Sold out. Then I sent extra so He could restock.
That is the game.
I'm not financially capable IRL. I cannot fix every real problem from here. Inside Lagos Life I still can, so I do. Not because anyone is owed it. Because a shop with customers is more interesting than a balance with zeroes.
I am also spending it down on purpose. I have about ₦4 trillion left. I have already moved about ₦2 trillion into other people’s shops, stocks, and days. I will keep doing that.
Once you can buy the whole city without thinking, the city stops being a life. Rent does not matter. Hunger does not matter. A new shop does not matter. Quilox every night with money that cannot run out is not play. It is a loading screen.
The accounts sitting on ₦10tn and spraying ₦10bn, ₦100bn, ₦1tn are not pushing Lagos Life. They are flattening it. A player who just opened a shop should feel a sale. A player who just got housed should still have a Saturday to survive. That only works if the money in this world can still run out.
@Shalom_HeyEliy did not build a tip jar. She built a city you can live in when the real one is loud. Work, eat, open something, visit someone, go home tired in a good way.
If you have too much, spend it where someone built a thing. If you do not, build the thing. Stop opening chats with “send 1bn.”
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