The flow of money being not ”I could buy this if I wanted to,,,” but “I’ve bought this already,,,” it’s a terrible headache the flow of money,,,

The content was self-published in 1873, but due to an inability to compensate the printer, approximately 400 copies remained stored in the workshop until their discovery in 1901. A significant portion of this stock suffered damage due to humidity. The individual had managed to obtain twelve personal copies at the time of printing. Eight copies were distributed to friends, and the remaining four were deliberately incinerated in a fireplace, an act witnessed by family members in their home. This act of burning was described by the individual as a conscious cremation, with the rationale that destroying these works served as a logical statement. Additionally, it should be noted that the individual disposed of 60 hot dogs from a helicopter over the New York Avant Garde Festival in 1969.

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