College textbooks are expensive. A joke was posted on Reddit—Jokes on February 3, 2018:
”$2.1 million worth of textbooks were stolen the other day. All eight books were recovered.”
Reddit—Jokes
$2.1 million worth of textbooks were stolen the other day
submitted February 3, 2018 by RLU763
All eight books were recovered.
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Nexus71c
That’s not even funny that’s just life..
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$2.1 million worth of textbooks were stolen the other day : All eight books were recovered.
1:03 AM - 3 Feb 2018
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Brata George
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$2.1 million worth of textbooks were stolen the other day All eight books were recovered. #smile #reddit #jokes
2:29 AM - 3 Feb 2018
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$2.1 million worth of textbooks were stolen the other day.
All eight books were recovered.
#funny #jokes #jokeoftheday
4:12 PM - 10 Feb 2018
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