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Wim, can you give like roughly a day's notice ahead of listing these pens? I wanna know how many sacks of coffee beans I have to stock in advance. :thumbup:

 

Here's hoping I can snag one of them!

-Paul

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That was the general plan :D.

 

They will be a bit more expensive, though, than the previous production run, as we had fewer made.

 

Warm regards, Wim

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Can somebody please give me a hint? How expensive?

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Yeah, it'll be like Black Friday with people camping out in front of Best Buy for days so they can be among the first to elbow each other as they run through the doors.

 

At least the Best Buy shoppers are better behaved that the Black Friday WalMart shoppers.

Except it will be Blue Friday :thumbup:

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I will have to wait because I have other purchases planned

Pens are like watches , once you start a collection, you can hardly go back. And pens like all fine luxury items do improve with time

 

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