Where to buy this cheap? https://decadentminimalist.com/pro

At Walmart in the same isle as the pussy repellent.

>>57482962
>isle
lol oh pajeets... the word is "aisle".

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>>57482900
6061-T6 Aircraft-Grade Aluminum 4$ per kilo
DM1 12-card aluminum wallet (25g) 89$

>student
>million miler on united
what in the fuck?

>>57483628
Yeah, but CNC machine $3,000.00

>>57483665
Probably a rich korean that often flies home to south korea maybe?

My friend is from hong kong and as the oldest son he has to fly back to hong kong every year.

>>57483665
grad students can travel a lot for conferences. and if you want to dedicate the remainder of a grad stipend to traveling, i can assure you a stanford stipend is sufficient. you just have to live on campus with a few roommates, and be on the lookout for deals. a few of my friends are almost worryingly obsessed with travel like this.

if this guy's an undergrad, then his parents are probably reasonably loaded, so he's either piggybacking on their rewards or just outright flying around ultimately on their dime.

>designed and made in california
omg just like appel!!

>>57483685
>>57483696
He must be rich, because the card on top in the first two pics is the Black Bull Card from Merril Lynch, it has a spending limit of $250,000 and grants free flight hours on the Marquis jet, limited to the top five percent of asset holders in the US with Merril Lynch.

>>57483702
some people get a patriotism boner for american-made stuff. some people get a hipster-y apple boner for stuff made in california.

if the guy had any sense he would have found a coffee shop in cupertino, spent a few hours a week there on his laptop, and claimed it was "~designed in cupertino~".

>>57483709
>Black Bull Card
lmao

PREP!

>>57483709
then probably an undergrad, or maybe a business student. a lot of millionaires basically treat the business school like a mixer that you pay to attend. it's a (good, but pricey) opportunity to look like a stanford graduate, make connections, etc...

>>57482900
>implying 67 value-crashing USD's isnt' cheap

>>57483933
For a piece of metal? Yes

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>>57483709
>Black Bull Card

>>57483247
Walmart's have gotten so big that they are officially mapped as archipelagos

>>57482900
why would you want a sharp piece of aluminum in your pocket... unfortunately gullible people will buy this

>>57483665
You get 1 point for 1 dollar spend with chase

Some cards like the ink earns 5 points per dollar

1 chase points translates to 3 United miles

From there you can do the math how much he spent


The merril lynch card requires a 250k liquid, which you can quickly uninvest and return to your account

Why do Americans carry so many different credit cards?

>>57485907
Debt card customer service is really poor and the service is minimal whereas the complete opposite is true for credit cards.

>>57485907
Different cards have different benefits.

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>>57485907
One for contactless
One for magnetic stripe
One for some other obsolete shit
Reserve one because they actually use credit instead of debit and have to pay debts after using credit, if they don't the credit won't accept anymore purchases
Another reserve one
Another reserve one
Another reserve one
....

>>57485963
I get by comfortably with 1 credit card and 1 debit card in Europe.

>>57482900
>implying all cards are exactly the same size

>>57482900
>erik moon
>asian guy
>moon

>>57485974
Eastern Europe, cash only.

>>57486154
I'm from Eastern Europe myself, contactless is everywhere, retard
Also dirt cheap gigabit internet without any cucked data caps :^)

>>57486129
>implying the arent

wtf kind of country do you live in that doesnt have a standard card size? The only exeption I've noticed is business cards, but who the fuck actually carries business cards around them and doesnt just take a picture of it and throw the card away?

>>57483709
>black bull card
of course he's rich

he goes to PREP school.

>>57483628
BOM is not the cost of doing business.

>>57483628
I guess there's an emphasis on decadence

>>57485974
As do I in America. Sorry to deflate your unwarranted ego.

>>57486302
Some places like Italy have a bigger and paper Identity card (in 2017 all the new ID will be standard card). And also passport is not a card.

>>57486450
>And also passport is not a card.
Do you carry your passport in your wallet?

>>57483672
>Yeah, but CNC machine $3,000.00

Your decimal point is in the wrong place. CNC machining centers need building, power, tooling (can exceed cost of machining center), labor, shop liability insurance, and the rest of the business to produce marketable product.

Anodizing and other coating processes are not free. Laser etching logos etc isn't free.

You could do those in a small home shop with a single milling center if want. Haas sells entry level units for about fifty thousand bucks without tooling.

You also need power, either a CNC rated phase converter or three phase service which in the US is usually billed at commercial rates.

>>57482900
>$69 for a card holder that doesn't even protect your credit cards and impractical for casual shopping

>>57486694
Yes if I'm outside EU

>>57486366
LMAO

>>57482900
Or you could carry cash.

>>57487668
Is your passport a card or do you carry a purse? American passports are booklets and so are the passports of most other countries.

>>>/csg/

>>57482900
The fuck does that card only have 8 digits for? Is that normal on American cards?

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>>57487973
I have a larger wallet for taking the passport which is alike in each country.

>>57482900
Can you get it made without the retarded printing on it?

Who doesn't want to sit on a piece of curved metal?

>>57488005
.

>>57482900
>put it in your back pocket
>try to sit down
>pain and a imprint on your ass

>>57488182
>4chan
>don't want something hard in the ass

You are in the wrong place

>>57488182
>>57488247
>putting things in your back pockets

>>57488346
>put in front pocket
>can't put anything else in that pocket because it will tear it up and coating will wear off easily

>>57488247
>>57488346
>>57488388
Wallet goes in your inner coat pocket. Not your fucking pants.

>>57488388
Can't say I have ever had that problem, senpai.

>>57483732
Underrated post

>>57488421
>always wearing a coat

>>57488503
When wouldn't you wear a coat? June and July you're wearing a wind/rain-braker. Mid Oct to Early April you're wearing one of your winter coats, and the rest of the time you're wearing a spring/fall coat to protect against both a chill and the rain/wind.

>>57488562

Try living somewhere where the weather isn't shit. I wear a coat and socks from late November to February.

If you were going for some minimalistic, just get a clean money clip, not those gaudy U thing with their logo and slogan on it.

>>57488562
that obviously depends on where you live retard, not everyone lives in Seattle.

>>57488562
>June and July you're wearing a wind/rain-braker.
When it's 40° out? Fuck no. If anything I want to be in the wind during summer here.

>>57488099
take a look at how big america is, 98% of american people never need their passport ready like that.

>>57488662
What are you talking about? I'm talking about travelling. Everyone needs the booklet passport for other country (except EU, Shengen an other agreements)

>>57483732
>>57486366
Someone explain this, I don't get the reference

>>57488562
What fucking shithole do you live in that you have that kind of weather? I don't even live in the extreme north and July gets above 90f/32-33c. You honestly can't expect people to wear a windbreaker in that sort of weather.

>>57488735
It's a good sign if you don't understand it, trust me.

>>57488615
I don't live in Seattle.
>>57488626
40? as in 40 celsius? Jesus fuck how are you alive?
>>57488802
Canada.

Just 3D print one, I know 20 library's in my state that have one including my town

>>57483665
It's a rich chink