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@@eastromaniaraveparty7764 He sure can. They don't make this for free. If I manufacture Ferraris and you want to pay 400k to then set it on fire, give me 400k and drop it in lava for all I care. Of course the waste of resource and my time + effort wold hurt but the exchange already occurred and I got the only thing I made it for.
It is an ALLOY my dude, not an element. Just as Steel isn't an element and is instead an alloy made of Iron and Carbon, etc. It is basically a gimmick. Anyone can just make up an alloy by mixing any two metals together in a given ratio and slapping a name on it. The reason people don't do this ordinarily is because there is absolutely no reason to because most alloys are going to be inferior to their base metal or inferior to some other combination for any given purpose. This one was made purely as a gimmick so they could say "Oh hey, our shit is made of GRAMMIUM" If you were a cunt, you could make a wedding ring for your wife out of a brand new alloy of random shit thrown together and say "It is made of Carltonium!" just to be extremely pretentious.
"Each Grammy award weighs six pounds. The gold-plated trophies are made of a special proprietary zinc alloy called "Grammium," which is trademarked by the craftsmen who make the trophies. "
@wil edge so we're just going to ignore that he's not an entrepreneur and invest in many businesses probably following the tracks of Jay-Z now stop hateing on the dude once your networth is even half way close then make a statement until then keep working "MATE"🤦🏾♂️
I think there are some stores where you can purchase one to give to someone if you think they should get one. For instance, I would consider purchasing one for my to give to my supervisor.
Wow, what a well made thing. I was wondering about how winners are chosen. We never seem to be exposed to the judges for awards like that, or the acadamy awards for movies. We just accept that they are very smart people whose opinions are to be respected. However it’s always about opinions of individuals and sadly about money. Does a song win based on sales or quality, or what. How can a small number of individuals determine the best of anything. I have seen winners of Grammies that are talentless and have won based on their ability to hire people to make songs that are in line with modern trends. They make tons of money because the people who buy music choose by popularity and trendiness. They don’t have to listen to music to decide if they want it, they check out what is cool according to whoever is the hot social media person. If so and so listens to super doggy shmoggy then I want his music too. That’s one reason that modern sun-iPad songs are either terrible or sound just like hundreds of others. It’s not the song, it’s who recommends it. If you want to sell a lousy song, just convince the right person to rave about it, or maybe you can hire the right person to rave about it. Sometimes popular people say they are nit paid for whatever they are promoting or they don’t mention it at all, meaning they are probably being paid. So how do you know what’s good? Try listening to it first. But people are afraid that they might like the wrong music and be laughed at. That fear of ridicule is stronger than honesty so you end up with a bunch if frightened sheep talking about how good certain artists are on,y because someone else say they like it. How ridiculous is that? A dishonest society with no individual thought. Sheep.
Grammys aren't science.... its peoples opinions... not facts.... thats why drake doesn't care about the Grammys.... because they keep it PC to please everyone.... unlike the billboard awards.... which rely on statistics .... except a few weird ones.... im not saying grammys are bad... im just saying Grammys shouldn't be valued as some people value them.....
Michael had quite a few of these, while he was living! He had earned all of them, if I must say so! Makes one wonder, if he was still living, would he have any today? We will never know! Peace.
