Who had the best card?

>>84148074

Van Patten without the texture on the card but with a smooth surface instead would be eternal GOAT

>>84148074
I wanna see Halberstram's card

>aquisitions misspelled 4 times

Must've been a woman directing.

>>84148074

/TV/ is full of plebs, Van Patten's is clearly the most tasteful

>>84148294
Looks like 70's toilet paper

>>84148074
bateman had the best card. It lived through the early 2000s and is still a good font today.

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This.

>>84148074
Bryce by a long run. Would be even better with less of a background pattern but it looks the cleanest.

Where does the phone number go to?

and if I had a job where I would need to hand out business cards I'd rock something like Bateman.

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This is the best¡¡¡¡

>>84148074
>all these Paul Allen memers

>>84148074
>Plebs picking rough-surface cards
>The lettering on Batemans card is bad
Only Paul Allen's is left.

>>84149090
Fuck off Bateman

>>84149090
it unironically is the best card though, with Bryce as a close second

>>84149691
Bryce shot himself in the foot with that texture. He'd be miles above the rest if he had something clean and simple.

>>84149691
This. Plebs ITT have no taste for business cards.

>>84149763
What the texture removes from the visual quality, I would wager it more than makes up for it by adding textile satisfaction, making it good to hold and run your finger across.

>>84148874
>dualtone type
>gold foil
Luis was a tacky faggot.

>>84148074
Allen>Van Patten>Bryce>Bateman

>>84148074
>Aquisitions
>Not acquisitions
How?