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I spent $200,000 on my dogs. I'm almost embarrassed to admit that, but their intellect makes them really valuable.
(www.businessinsider.com)
this post was submitted on 13 Jan 2026
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You know, maybe spending $2000 on my terrarium isn't that bad after all
I’ve never known plants to eat their own shit.
Or need potty training, even.
Clearly smart enough to justify 400 or 500 k
I think I spent a bit more than 3k on 3 terrariums.
The thing is… they're built into basement window casements (and totally code approved, apparently. Henry from the permitting people was extremely helpful. And intrigued.)
(They’re also quite happy terrariums. Just use native plants so they do okay if it gets cold.)