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So, what would you do?

So, what would you do for a fiver? It doesn’t go as far as it once did, admittedly.

But from little acorns do mighty oaks grow, as they say, so, on this site you can offer your services, whatever they might be, and charge $5 for it.

Our favourite so far is the guy offering to ignore you completely for $5.

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