Ahhh I should have specified in the vid that Plan only appears for certain categories like Design and Technology.

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Yw!

​@@launchboom_official Will you be doing a shipping tutorial video?

@@D13MONstudios I don't have one in the pipeline right now but I can add it!

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Really is

It's a sketch.

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Only just most of us and I mean 99% of us

That's a great idea. I'll put that on the roadmap for 2025

That’s a very fair point and I appreciate the different perspective

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Agree. Part of me is curious to see how high the prices could go before they stop selling out though.

those things are absolutely massive

@@cryomaniac1366Crumbl is less than half the price

I agree with both of you😂

Agree. But ngl I want to try one

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