The good ol' bouncy ball... Ah yes this makes me remember days back at the boys and girls club as a child where everyday for almost three months at least one quarter out of my child pockets went into a bouncy ball machine in the hopes of completing the collection of billiards balls that the machine had locked within it's great depths. So let equate that to a real life eqtuation 25x*3=??? well I honestly wish I knew that answer because I would feel really immature about the ridiculous amount spent on tiny rubber balls.
     On the bright side of my feelings being defeated I was able to complete the collection just before that summer had ended. Felt good, like I was the ruler of the land we (the children at the time) even traded the bouncy balls away to each other so that everyone could have a set only a few ended up prevailing with the full thing but it was like our own little economy of bouncy balls. Thinking back logically this should be a thing. What would happen if we replaced the U.S. dollar bill with a new type of currency? Would the price of a dollar re-inflate to other third world countries, or would the countries that we're already in debt to get really pissed and start another world war... crazy things man...
     I definitely did not have very great times at the boys and girls club though, after the summer ended all of the friends that were there went back to their respective places.