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I Paid People Out of My Personal Account and Called It Being Lean
I paid the first people out of my own account.
Not as a strategy. As a delay. Somebody did the work. I opened the banking app I already lived in. I hit send. I told myself I would “put it on the books later.” Later was a pile of screenshots and a month I could not reconstruct.
Venmo is not payroll. A personal debit card is not payroll. Remembering that you paid them is not payroll.
It feels intimate when the team is two people and a contractor who also likes you. It feels stupid the first time you need a form, a tax document, or a straight answer about what the company actually spent on labor.
The week I ran out of charm
Somebody asked for a record of what they had been paid.
I had the messages. I had the amounts in my head, which is to say I had a story. I did not have a clean list with dates and the right boxes ticked. I spent an evening playing archaeologist in my own life so I could look like I had been running a company.
That evening is the whole argument. You can be decent to people and still run their money like a favor. Favors do not survive January.
I have watched founders stay in that phase through a second hire. By then the mess has a personality. You are “the person who pays late but means well.” That is not a culture. That is a leak.
What I point people at
When the work is real and the people are not you, I send them to Gusto.
I am not collecting logos. I needed a place that runs pay, the tax part I do not want to improvise, and a record I can hand someone without digging through texts. That is the job.
ADP will tell you they are the grown-up in the room. Paychex will say they have been doing this since before you were born. Rippling will show you a dashboard that runs the whole company. QuickBooks Payroll will say you should keep it next to the books. Justworks will talk benefits. Use the one you will actually open on a Thursday. I start at Gusto because I have seen too many “lean” shops that were just unstructured.
The LLC does not do this for you. A legal name with no payroll is still you, personally, paying people out of the grocery pile.
What got quieter
I stopped apologizing in the payment note.
The run happens. The person gets paid. The form exists. You can still be human on Slack. You do not have to perform humanity in the transfer memo.
The books only work if labor is in them. I have seen operators get religious about invoices and still treat contractors like a private hobby. Same company. Two different fantasies.
You will also see the number. What people actually cost. That number is allowed to sting. It is better than a vibe that you are “keeping it light.”
Do less than the HR course
One payroll. The people you already pay. The next cycle on the calendar.
Do not build a benefits cathedral and a handbook novel the same week you still owe someone from last month. Get this week clean. The handbook can wait.
If they are a contractor, treat them like a contractor on paper. If they are an employee, stop pretending the difference is a feeling. The feeling is how you get a surprise.
If a payroll company is reading this
Gusto is on the page. You know why.
Write about the founder who is still hitting send from a personal app and calling it culture. I will read that. A pricing table with “payroll for small business” in line one, I will not.
If it is still coming out of your pocket
I know that send button. It is fast. It is also how you stay amateur at the part that can hurt people.
Open Gusto. Put in the next person you already owe. Run it once. The work was already a company. I was the part that kept paying it like a friend with a debit card.
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Google Challenges EU Orders Requiring It Reveal AI, Search-Engine Information To Rivals
Google Challenges EU Orders Requiring It Reveal AI, Search-Engine Information To Rivals
Google parent Alphabet on Monday took Brussels to court over two European Union orders that would force the search giant to open its Android devices to rival AI services and hand competing search engines access to its search data.
The Google logo at the VivaTech show in Paris on June 15, 2023. The Canadian Press/AP, Michel EulerThe European Commission issued both orders in July under the Digital Markets Act, the EU’s gatekeeper law, which Brussels says exists to ensure fair competition and prevent monopolies in tech.
“We’re appealing decisions that will force us to share people’s private search history without sufficient anonymization and weaken vital security protections on Android,” said Oliver Bethell, Google’s senior director of competition.
“People use Search for their most personal questions – from medical worries to close relationships – and mandating we share these personal queries without adequate safeguards would cause irreversible harm to user privacy.”
Google argues the data would go to unvetted businesses without users’ knowledge or consent, and that once it leaves Google’s systems, third parties could re-identify users and expose their personal lives, trade secrets, or sensitive government information. Advances in AI have made that kind of re-identification far faster and cheaper, the company adds.
As the Epoch Times notes further, the EU-enforced changes are set to kick in in January 2027.
Google’s challenges, filed in the Luxembourg-based General Court, Europe’s second-highest court, on Sept. 28, will not prevent them from taking effect unless the California company seeks interim measures to delay them as proceedings continue.
A European Commission spokesperson told The Epoch Times that the commission “takes note that Alphabet has announced that it will lodge an appeal against the Commission’s decisions at the General Court. As always, the Commission will defend its decisions in court.”
The Commission added that it should be “stressed that the two specification decisions carefully consider the integrity and security with respect to the features involved, as well as ensuring the protection of the personal data of end users.”
At the time, the commission said the first decision aimed to ensure that competitors’ AI services “can compete with Google’s own AI services, such as Gemini, by having equal access to features on Google’s Android devices.”
The aim of the second, the EU said, was to “rebalance the playing field by giving third-party search engines access to search data that only Google Search can collect at scale.”
Google’s move marks the latest escalation in the company’s long-running battle with European regulators over the scope of the Digital Markets Act.
The tech giant has already been slapped with multiple fines totaling billions of dollars in recent years after a series of European court rulings found it had breached aspects of the Act.
The targeting of Google and other American tech giants such as Apple, Meta, and Amazon by EU authorities has drawn criticism from Washington, with President Donald Trump saying in July that his administration would open a formal investigation into the EU’s trade practices, threatening new tariffs over billions of dollars in fines leveled against U.S. tech companies.
In a Truth Social post on July 24, Trump said the investigation would begin “immediately” under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974, which allows the president to protect U.S. businesses against unfair trade practices with tariffs and sanctions.
He accused the EU of “robbing” U.S. companies and, in turn, American taxpayers.
“The European Union is at it again and, as usual, taking direct aim at GREAT American Companies!” Trump wrote, referring to European enforcement actions over recent years against Google, Apple, Meta, and Amazon.
As yet, there have been no public revelations regarding that investigation.
Tyler Durden
Wed, 09/30/2026 – 04:15
Apple buyers are signaling they’re willing to pay much more
Apple (AAPL) has spent years dealing with a frustrating smartphone trend.
People hold on to phones longer.
That often means less chance to upgrade. But Apple may be arriving at something that turns that same behavior to its advantage.
Evercore ISI’s survey of nearly 4,000 U.S. consumers found that 67% said the age of their current iPhone was their top reason to upgrade, compared with 48% in the prior year’s survey, MacRumors reported.
More importantly, those consumers don’t necessarily want cheaper replacements. The iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max together represented 53% of intended purchases, while the Pro Max alone drew 32% of potential buyers, up from 29% a year ago.
Evercore says higher prices and demand for premium models and larger storage configurations could lift Apple’s average iPhone selling price by about 28%, InsiderMonkey noted.
Although those are purchasing intentions rather than completed sales, Apple’s own financial filings show something important: Premium iPhones were already driving growth before the iPhone 18 cycle began.
Apple’s aging iPhone base could become a powerful upgrade catalyst
Apple’s latest financial results give the Evercore survey more weight.
During Apple’s fiscal third quarter ended June 27, iPhone revenue jumped 22% year over year to $54.25 billion, from $44.58 billion.
For the first nine months of fiscal 2026, iPhone revenue reached $196.52 billion, also up 22%.
Apple explicitly said the increase during both periods was driven primarily by higher sales of Pro models.
This isn’t a one-quarter thing.
Apple’s iPhone revenue for fiscal 2025 was $209.59 billion, up 4% from $201.18 billion a year earlier. The boost was again driven by higher net sales of its Pro models, Apple said.
This provides an important backdrop for Evercore’s latest findings.
Apple already had a knack for nudging customers toward premium iPhones. Now the survey suggests that a bigger chunk of the installed base may also feel their existing hardware has just gotten too old to keep.
Thus, longer replacement cycles have two effects. When customers delay upgrading, revenue is delayed. This also fosters an increasing population of people using devices that are several generations behind Apple’s latest hardware.
A customer moving up from a four- or five-year-old iPhone sees a much larger jump in cameras, battery life, performance, and AI capability than someone upgrading yearly.
And once that customer finally decides to replace the device, Apple has another opportunity: convince them that something they’re going to keep for years is worth paying more for.
Apple is giving buyers more ways to spend up
Apple has room to push customers higher with the iPhone 18 series.
The iPhone 18 Pro starts at $1,199, while the Pro Max begins at $1,299. Both are available with as much as 2TB of storage, creating another path toward substantially more expensive configurations.
Apple says customers who trade in an iPhone 13 or newer can receive between $175 and $885 in credit, and some carrier promotions can provide up to $1,200 toward an iPhone 18 Pro or Pro Max with an eligible trade-in.
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Such incentives can make a costly device appear much more affordable at the point of sale.
The hardware itself also gives Apple a stronger case for customers who have been waiting several generations.
The Apple A20 Pro chip is based on the 2-nanometer process and powers the iPhone 18 Pro. The GPU is said to deliver up to 40% better performance than the previous generation, while the dual 16-core Neural Engine doubles AI processing power over A19 Pro, Apple said.
Apple also improved battery life significantly, with the Pro Max now offering up to 45 hours of video playback in Apple’s testing method.
The upgrades matter more to the upgrade-cycle story than another annual spec comparison might suggest.
Apple doesn’t make every iPhone 17 Pro owner buy an iPhone 18 Pro.
It takes older iPhone owners to look at what has accumulated over several product generations and decide they have finally waited long enough.
Apple is also changing how customers absorb those prices.
Its U.S. Apple Upgrade program offers iPhone 18 Pro leases starting at $34.99 per month for 24 months. The foldable iPhone Duo starts at $57.99 per month under the same 24-month structure.
That matters when discussing willingness to spend.
A consumer may react differently to a four-figure sticker price than to a monthly payment spread across two years.
Apple’s foldable iPhone faces a different challenge
One feature of the new slate has yet to inspire the same level of enthusiasm expressed in the survey.
Evercore found that 14% of those polled wanted the foldable iPhone Duo, Insider Monkey noted. That’s behind the combined preference for Apple’s Pro models at 53%.
The result isn’t necessarily a letdown.
Related: Bank of America flags surprising iPhone 18 pre-order trend
The Duo marks Apple’s first foray into a significantly different smartphone form factor and arrives after the iPhone 18 Pro family.
Apple says the Duo opens to reveal a 7.6-inch inner display, while its 5.4-inch outer display retains 90% of the screen area of an iPhone 18 Pro when the device is closed. It will come with storage capacities ranging from 256GB to 2TB. Apple Inc.
Preorders start Oct. 16, with availability in the first batch of markets beginning Oct. 23.
This puts Apple in an awkward position. The Duo must not only poach customers from Samsung and other foldable-phone makers, but also contend with the very popular iPhone Pro family sitting right beside it.
If you’re willing to spend big on a smartphone, the iPhone 18 Pro Max might offer enough camera, battery, and performance upgrades without having to switch to an unfamiliar folding format.
This means the 14% Duo interest rate is particularly interesting.
The foldable doesn’t have to push the Pro Max out of its way to matter financially. Pro models will still account for most of the volume, but they can create a whole new tier above Apple’s existing premium phones.
Apple buyers are showing a surprising appetite for pricier iPhones.Bloomberg / Getty Images
Apple’s upgrade cycle could spread beyond the iPhone
Evercore says there may be another silver lining: Those considering an iPhone upgrade may also be eyeing other Apple hardware.
The survey found that 38 percent of those surveyed planned to buy an Apple Watch, AppleInsider noted, while 43 percent planned to buy AirPods. Both figures were higher than in the last survey.
And Apple has conveniently updated both categories along with the iPhone.
The Apple Watch Series 12 begins at $399 and includes a new Health Sensing System, heart-rate measurements at a higher frequency, and a readiness score, as well as deeper Apple Intelligence integration.
Apple also announced AirPods 5 starting at $129 and a $149 model that adds a wireless charging case. Apple says the new generation offers improved active noise cancellation, Siri AI integration, and live translation capabilities.
That’s where Apple’s installed-base advantage becomes even more valuable.
An iPhone that is approaching replacement age is not necessarily a single hardware transaction. It can introduce a customer into an Apple Store where they are evaluating a phone, watch, earbuds, services, and accessories simultaneously.
In this way, the upgrade cycle can lead to a customer transaction far larger than the headline iPhone price might indicate.
Apple stock may not need a massive unit boom
Evercore said its survey shows stronger fiscal 2027 revenue growth than the approximately 7% analysts expect, Investing.com confirmed.
The important thing is not just that more people might buy iPhones. It is the specific iPhones they might buy.
Apple’s latest SEC filing was already pointing to the financial strength of premiumization.
Third-quarter iPhone revenue grew 22%, and Apple attributed the improvement primarily to higher sales of Pro devices. Total company revenue reached $109.42 billion, up 16% year over year, while net income increased to $29.79 billion from $23.43 billion.
The Evercore survey suggests the iPhone 18 cycle may reinforce this dynamic. Devices age and require replacement. Pro models get more customers. Larger storage configurations cost more. Trade-ins, carrier promotions, and monthly financing help absorb higher prices. Some customers add AirPods or an Apple Watch simultaneously.
There is still an important caveat.
People may say in a survey that they plan to buy an expensive device and then change their minds when it comes time to pay. The results also reflect nearly 4,000 U.S. consumers, not Apple’s worldwide customer population.
So don’t mistake a forecast of average selling prices that are some 28% higher with Apple’s own guidance.
Apple’s filings, however, offer independent evidence for the key premise behind the Evercore argument: Customers were already moving toward Apple’s Pro phones before the iPhone 18 arrived.
What may be changing is the number of consumers who ultimately need a replacement.
Longer iPhone ownership once seemed like a mere obstacle to Apple’s growth.
Yet if aging devices continue to push customers back into the market, and those customers disproportionately buy premium models, Apple’s biggest upgrade-cycle weakness could become one of its most valuable advantages.
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Walmart’s Swarovski hoop earrings with over 24,000 5-star ratings is 50% off
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Why we love this deal
The right accessories can make the outfit, but thankfully, you don’t always have to spend hundreds to achieve the polished look you want. Versatile and affordable jewelry makes it easy to add finishing touches, and a classic hoop earring with eye-catching crystals is a great option for going to work, going out for the evening, or running to the store, making it a simple option that you’ll reach for again and again.
The Cate and Chloe Bianca Gold-Plated Swarovski Earrings are on sale for 50% off, offering dozens of stunning Swarovski crystals that adorn the front side of the hoop for just $20. These sleek hoops are perfect for any occasion and offer a high-end look for a super low price.
Cate and Chloe Bianca Gold-Plated Swarovski Earrings, $20 (was $40) at Walmart
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Why do shoppers love it?
These refined earrings add a touch of sparkle to any outfit without overwhelming it. It’s adorned with 34 Swarovski crystals, each measuring 1.6 millimeters, embedded into 25 millimeter hoops. The versatility these earrings offer makes them a useful everyday pair that you can take on trips without using up tons of storage space for jewelry, while relying on just a few staple pieces, and also allows you to save money on multiple pieces that can only be worn during specific occasions. They are designed with long-lasting comfort in mind, offering a hypoallergenic, lead-free, and nickel-free option for people with sensitivities, with some reviewers saying they have worn them for weeks without an allergic reaction.
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The lightweight design features a secure latch-back closure that keeps the earrings in place while also remaining comfortable during long wear, making them easy and practical to wear for longer occasions like bridal showers, birthdays, or holidays without irritation. These earrings come wrapped in a jewelry box that keeps them shiny and dust-free when not in use, and doubles as a gift box if you’re gifting them to a loved one. They are also backed by a 30-day warranty, offering confidence to every purchase. These earrings are available in rose gold, white gold, and yellow gold options, and come in 20 and 25-millimeter sizes.
Details to know
Size: These earrings feature 34 crystals on a 25-millimeter hoop, or shoppers can also choose the 20-millimeter hoop option.
Colors: Choose from white gold, yellow gold, or rose gold.
Material: These hypoallergenic earrings feature lead and nickel-free material that’s lightweight and stays comfortable during long wear.
One reviewer couldn’t say enough good things, saying, “They have continued to impress with their elegant sparkle, lightweight comfort, and lasting quality. The rose gold plating holds up beautifully without tarnishing, and the crystals—whether simulated diamonds or Swarovski accents — add just the right touch of shimmer for both everyday wear and special occasions. They’re comfortable for sensitive ears, secure with lever-back or stud closures, and versatile enough to pair with casual outfits or dressier looks. Stylish, affordable, and thoughtfully designed, these earrings are a staple in my jewelry rotation.”
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Whether you’re heading out for a casual lunch in a sweater and jeans or attending a family wedding, the Cate and Chloe Bianca Gold-Plated Swarovski Earrings offer elegance, style, and shine for any occasion for just $20. With over 24,000 5-star ratings, these are sure to be a daily staple.
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Argentina Threatens UK With Court Action Over Falklands Oil Drilling
Argentina Threatens UK With Court Action Over Falklands Oil Drilling
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Argentina will sue the UK unless it suspends an oil drilling project off the coast of the Falkland Islands, the BBC has reported, citing an X post by Argentine president Javier Milei.
“I instructed the Foreign Ministry and our legal teams to initiate international arbitration against the United Kingdom for the illegal plundering of our resources through the Sea Lion Project in the North Malvinas Basin,” the Argentine president wrote on the social media platform.
“If in 2 weeks the United Kingdom does not halt the illegitimate exploitation, we will go to the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea. THE MALVINAS ARE ARGENTINE, and they are defended with facts, not words,” Milei also wrote.
The Sea Lion oil field is operated by Navitas Petroleum Development and Production Ltd (NPDP), a UK-based fully owned subsidiary of Israeli Navitas Petroleum, and its British partner Rockhopper Exploration.
The companies earlier this year reached a final investment decision on the Sea Lion Northern Development. This means that all the necessary approvals and funding for full-scale project execution have been secured. First oil is planned for March 2028, Navitas Petroleum says.
Oil production is expected to last for over 30 years, creating jobs across the Falkland Islands and the UK supply chain over that period. The two companies see no reason to heed the Argentine president’s warnings, saying they have valid licenses to drill in the area, issued by the British government.
The UK and Argentina fought a brief war in 1982 over the Falklands, which Argentina calls Las Malvinas, but the tension and the dispute never really faded away. Britain has controlled the islands since 1833, while Argentina has long claimed they are part of its territory. Last week at the UN General Assembly, President Milei stepped up the rhetoric, accusing the organization of becoming “useless” and serving “arrogant parasites dressed up as well-intentioned bureaucrats”.
Tyler Durden
Wed, 09/30/2026 – 03:30
How a Gold & Silver Exchange in Adelaide Works for Investors
Key Highlights
A gold & silver exchange in Adelaide lets you buy or sell gold bullion and silver bullion using live prices.
Good Adelaide gold buyers explain purity, weight, and value before any deal is finished.
Competitive prices matter, especially when you compare local quotes with changing market rates.
Many investors want instant cash or bank transfer when selling.
A trusted Adelaide gold company keeps the process simple, visible, and easy to check.
Introduction
If you are looking at a gold & silver exchange in Adelaide, you probably want a clear process, fair pricing, and less guesswork. That matters whether you are buying gold bullion, selling silver bullion, or comparing an Adelaide gold company with other options. This guide explains how the exchange process works for investors in simple terms.
Understanding the Gold & Silver Exchange in Adelaide for Investors
A gold & silver exchange in Adelaide connects individual investors with physical precious metals such as gold bullion, silver bullion, and bullion bars. In simple terms, you visit a location, review live market pricing, and decide whether to buy or sell.
For many people in the Adelaide CBD, gold brokers help make the process easier to follow. That is useful if you are adding precious metals to an investment portfolio and want to understand value before committing.
The Step-by-Step Process of Buying and Selling at an Adelaide Exchange
The process is usually simple. First, you bring in what you want to sell, or you ask about buying gold bullion or silver bullion at current live prices.
A typical visit looks like this:
Bring valid ID and your items or buying request.
Review testing, weight, and purity in store.
Check the quoted value against live prices.
Choose instant cash or bank transfer if you sell.
At Vintari, the compiled process is clear: visit in-store with ID, testing happens in front of you, and payment can be made on the spot. That direct approach helps first-time investors feel more confident.
Key Features That Set Adelaide Gold & Silver Exchanges Apart
Not every Adelaide gold company feels the same when you walk in. Investors usually notice pricing clarity, how testing is handled, and whether staff explain the deal without pressure.
Look for practical signs such as:
prices linked to live market rates
visible testing and valuation
clear payout explanation
trusted local reviews from gold buyers in Adelaide
That matters more than a long product list mentioning Perth Mint or ABC Bullion. A useful example from the compiled information is transparent in-person testing and honest offers based on live market rates, which helps separate serious exchanges from vague operators.
Navigating Fees, Commissions, and Exchange Rates
Investors often ask the same thing first: are there extra charges? The short answer is that you need to check for commissions, exchange rates, and any hidden fees before agreeing to buy or sell gold bullion or silver bullion.
This is where competitive prices matter. If cash transactions seem simple but the final quote is unclear, pause and ask how the number was worked out before moving ahead.
What Types of Charges Should Investors Expect?
Charges can vary, so investors should ask direct questions early. The biggest pain point is not always the headline price. It is often the hidden fee or unclear deduction that appears near the end.
Focus on these points:
whether commissions are built into the quote
whether any interest due applies on a gold loan
how the final payout compares with highest payout claims
For example, if one dealer promises a strong rate but does not explain purity and weight, you still do not know the true return. Clear maths is more useful than a vague promise.
How Local Pricing Compares with Major Online Dealers
Local pricing is often judged against an online store showing live world spot prices. The real difference is that a local Adelaide gold company can explain the quote face to face while testing happens in front of you.
Here is a simple comparison:
Option
What you can check
Local exchange
live prices, in-person testing, weight, purity, payout method
Online store
listed price, product availability, market movement on screen
If your goal is the most competitive prices, compare both. A practical local example is published live rates by purity, such as 24ct at $230.68 per gram and 9ct at $86.51 per gram.
Security, Storage Options, and Authenticity Measures
Security matters as much as price when you buy gold bullion or silver bullion. Investors want to know where items come from, whether they are investment grade, and what checks support authenticity.
You may also want to ask about storage services, secure online store access, and whether collection happens through an Adelaide office. These details shape how safe and practical the exchange feels.
How Accepted Bullion is Tested and Verified for Investors
Authenticity is checked through visible testing. In the compiled information, certified Vanta analysers using XRF technology are used in front of the customer, which removes much of the guesswork.
Investors should look for:
testing done in front of you
purity and weight clearly explained
links to recognised supply, such as an authorised distributor or gold refinery pathway
That process helps gold buyers in Adelaide feel more secure when assessing investment-grade items. If a dealer cannot explain how an item was verified, it is harder to trust the final price.
Conclusion
In conclusion, understanding how a gold and silver exchange in Adelaide works is essential for investors. Knowing the buying and selling process, fees, and security measures helps you make informed decisions. Each exchange has unique features that can impact your investment, so stay updated and ask questions. Don’t hesitate to seek expert advice tailored to your goals. With the right knowledge and support, investing in precious metals can be rewarding.
Frequently Asked Questions
What documentation do I need to buy or sell gold and silver in Adelaide?
You will usually need valid points of identification when visiting an Adelaide office to trade precious metals. For many Adelaide gold buyers, bringing ID is the first step before testing, valuation, and any cash transactions or bank transfer can happen.
Are there minimum or maximum transaction limits at Adelaide gold & silver exchanges?
Limits can depend on the exchange and the quantity of gold or silver bars involved. If you are buying gold coins for a super fund or selling a larger holding, ask first whether any transaction cap, timing condition, or interest due rule applies.
Is it easy to sell precious metals back to the exchange if I want to cash out?
In many cases, yes. If the exchange operates like the compiled local model, gold buyers assess the item, explain value, and offer instant cash or bank transfer. Before visiting an Adelaide gold company near Gawler Place, confirm how buyback pricing and highest payouts are calculated.
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