I Lost Money on Ali Baba, Is That Correct?

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You bought at a certain price, you have now sold due to discovering that your inversion had not been incomplete. This does not sound to me like an im bumbed, e, lost money situation. It is perfect in the sense of text book, yes. But the text books never tell you what it feels like. They don't. I need a slight back up here. So you started this out saying, i lost money on ali baba, and i'm supermummed about it. Oo, hold out rer again, there's my wrist. Oi, god, not even that it was incomplete,. ecause i think you probably did what you could with

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