11-30-2023, 01:26 PM
Okay, this is undoubtedly a odd one. I've been seeing a lot of discussion around the idea of promoting Apple cakes as a 'mortgage' - primarily, utilizing a cake as collateral for loans. It feels amazingly bizarre and raises a complete host of questions on financial practices and consumer behavior. What are your initial reactions to this? Do you consider it's a rightful (albeit highly unusual) transaction, or is it just a truly elaborate prank?