> You sell the dear currency in odd-numbered lots (to exploit
> people's inability to do fourth grade math -- sad but broadly
> true of the industry), for example, 7 dragons eggs for $10, 15
> dragons eggs (one free dragon egg!) for $20, etc.
At the risk of embarassing myself through terrible fourth-grade math skills, can you explain how selling in odd-numbered lots is exploitive? Or do you just mean that at the $20 level it's not precisely one free?
