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[a_shadow]

Money is a cornerstone of a successful society. Right now we have to barter for favors if there's a job that needs done. It's easy to lose track of who owes who for what. Physical currency solves this problem and makes it easier to determine how much a unit of cost (an hour of work) should be worth.

Those of us who are working on the planet are being paid in physical currency. I think that once we return to the ship, we should all agree to honor this currency for goods and services rendered.

[ Attachment: A photo of a pile of hexagonal brass-colored coins, each with a geometric grid etched on it and a hole punched out of the center. A small group of the coins has been strung together with a cord. ]

Make sure to cash out for these coins so we all have the same thing. They have cloth bills but I don't think those are worth shit. We'll handle distribution for the people who aren't working once we figure out how much money we have on board.

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Someone's gotta have something.

[he's not even going to consider cassie's pad. in fact, he should probably be on the lookout for paper anyway. the last thing nick needs is her scribbling the future on his face.]

I'll make do with whatever I can get. And I'm guessing that you play.

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[a_shadow]

The reason I'm talking about consistency is it's really easy to memorize which card is which if they're not all the same. But yeah, anything would be good.

I know the game. That's good enough, right?

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I think you more than know it. But yeah, good enough.