"Owners can replace the banana as needed." So instead of shelling out $120 K, they could have just duct-taped their own banana to a wall. Hmm.
A banana duct-taped to a wall was sold for $120,000 at Art Basel Miami https://cbsn.ws/2rYPAIO pic.twitter.com/A5pfQpJhLA
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Presumably they’ll need to replace the duct tape, too, at which point they bought....um.... Money laundering is fun!
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This is my version, created for my children's amusement. I could use some extra money for Christmas
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Somebody had better snap it up quick! It won't last forever!
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Buying and selling art is one of the best ways to do money laundering
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Speaking of laundering, banana look a bit dusty
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Absurd??
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Some would even call it bananas
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Fine art purchase is about creating tax shelters to hide income from the government. This banana bs is the uber wealthy just rubbing the grotesqueness of this ruse in our face.
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Money laundering at its finest and most blatant.
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