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Parents decided that education in Palau wasn't up to their standards, so they bribed the doctor(to not tie Fallopian tubes) and paid part of a fine(then emigrated to US). Yes my parent were pretty shady.

Ahh Palau. I was almost born on Palau because my Chinese parents wanted a second child. They were going to get me an American citizenship as a loophole to the one child policy.

Anyways, what are somethings that Palau doesn't have?

People are willing to pay for skin changes, thus skin changes cost money. They are as real as anything except for the fact that they can potentially have an infinite supply. That's why gaming companies do one of 2 things, limit the supply (boxes in TF2) or create static prices (lower/raising demand based on price). If a gaming company sold skins for one year and gave everyone free skins the next year, the community would be angry and the company will have a garbage reputation of abusing the infinite supply they have. No one will pay money for any of their games and the company would lose a lot of money.

How disruptive are you? I noticed a distinct lack of MVC on your single page website? How am I supposed to trust a website that doesn't run ruby on rail with a .io domain to innovate startups.