Tonight I'm going to bed a bitter man. I'm sharing this story because I hope it can bring at least a small amount of humor to the table.
My friend and I had a bet going for the last few months for which of us could find a Super TH at a dollar store before the other. The only rule we had set was that we had to take one picture with the car, sales receipt and sign on the front of the building in clear view and send it to the other. We chose a dollar store due to their naturally small selection and less chance of finding an STH compared to the big stores like Walmart and Target. If I lost I had to create an account on some social media service that I find to be completely useless, annoying and stupid, and sell my friend one of my Supers at the lowest eBay sold listing price the car had. If my friend lost, he had to buy me no less than $50 worth of diecast using the $50 he found in a drawer and was saving for parts for his motorcycle he's fixing up. Sounds easy right? Well at least for me it's not.
I ended up losing because of a loophole my friend found. He found a Super at Walmart and drove across the road to a dollar store, where he bought some random car that he "didn't give even half a damn about" (his words). When back in the car, he paired the Walmart found STH with the dollar store sales receipt and storefront for the photo. It was about two hours he waited to tell me about the loophole he used. However since I have one or two pairs of doubles of STHs I'm going to sell him one of the cars from those so that way I won't really be losing anything. My friend doesn't know absolutely everything I have so he likely won't even know. On top of that we never said that the car had to be of his choosing so I guess in some crazy way I won this bet after all. Now I just need to watch for the hellfire that will be payback should he ever find out about this.