Long-Term Finance [Community Center, evening]

[texted3times]

Eric and Jack were at the front of class as usual, with laptops placed on the desks in the classroom. "Today we learn about using property to build up long-term wealth," Eric said smootly. "Through flash games and not actual money."

He liked his money, thank you so much.

"The goal is to accrue enough wealth that you can buy a 10 million dollar home, hopefully before you die," he said, turning on the game. "It took Jack 91 years so he's out of luck."

"Not if I live forever," Jack grumbled.

"See if you can best his score," Eric concluded before going into more detail about how the game worked.

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Sign in [6/2]

[texted3times]

Because it's weird to have a class thing without this.

Re: Sign in [6/2]

[harpy-daughter.livejournal.com]

Surreal

Re: Sign in [6/2]

[smartestone]

Hermione Granger

Play the game!

[texted3times]

Chat with your classmates about what an amazing slum landlord you are.

Re: Play the game!

[smartestone]

Thank you, Jack and Eric, for Hermione's budding addiction to these games. When her first attempt to make it to the mansion took her 81 years, she frowned, looked around... and immediately started the game over again because she had to do better now that she'd gotten then hang of it.

Talk with Jack and Eric!

[texted3times]

If you'd like.

OOC

[texted3times]

My parents were here a day and a half and I'm worn out.

Re: OOC

[smartestone]

I'd say "DAMN YOU AND YOUR ADDICTING FLASH GAMES" but it's really hard to curse at that icon.

This feels like a weird account to say that from.

Re: OOC

[texted3times]

Mwahaha. I've gotten it down to 25 years.

Re: OOC

[smartestone]

Oooh. I was at 89 years when I had to stop and go back to work. I WILL TRY AGAIN WHEN I GET HOME.

Or if I'm really bored and people stop walking by my desk.