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Play and Win
Yeah, my teeth say 34,880. No, it’s not a date, it’s not a phone number, and it’s not even some proper rapper thing either. It’s literally the exact amount in pounds that landed in my bank account one day. I got these grillz made a couple of weeks ago, and by now almost everyone asks me: — "What the hell does 34,880 mean?" So I might as well tell the story once and for all. A few months back, my life was completely normal. Work, renting a place, paying bills—just the usual daily grind. Me and my mate had been planning to open a small car detailing garage for almost a year. We’d even found a decent unit and priced out all the equipment. The only issue was the money. To get started properly, we needed around £20,000. We’d saved up a bit of it, but we were still way short. We didn't want to get stuck with a massive loan from the bank, so the project just stayed on hold. Then one evening, my mate sends me a screenshot of his banking app. Incoming transfer: about £600. I texted him back: — "Who’d you sell the car to?" — "Nobody." — "So where’d that six hundred come from?" — "Beast Games." At first, I thought it was some crypto thing. He explained that a guy at work showed him the game, he decided to give it a go with a tiny amount, and ended up actually withdrawing cash. I texted him: — "So you’re a professional gambler now? 😂" — "No, you idiot. Just tried it once. That’s why I showed you." He sent me the link, but I spent another twenty minutes reading through everything and checking how withdrawals actually work. Then I asked him: — "How much did you deposit?" — "£40." — "And you pulled out £600?" — "Yeah." — "And you expect me to believe this bullshit?" He just said: — "Don't believe it then. Try it with twenty quid or just close the link, simple as." The next evening, that conversation came back to me, so I opened Beast Games. Not because I thought I’d make enough to open the business, but because I just wanted to see what my mate had been o
