@lelouchebag@_syhmac I remember these when I was a kid. I don't remember why people did it, maybe fundraising for a school trip overseas or something?
I recall the "prizes", where if you wanted the actual good shit, you had to sell a ludicrous amount. Like in the 20k to maybe 100k and you get one of those toy car kids can ride in... which are only about worth 200-500$ and you sold a magnitude amount of that more
@ForbiddenDreamer@_syhmac@lelouchebag Ours had prizes even on the low tier. I definitively recall my sister getting one of those plastic bird toy that balances on your finger. Of course, this was probably for something stupid like 50 to 200 bars too
@coolboymew@lelouchebag@_syhmac I don't recall anyone actually ever getting one of the prizes to be honest, although I think everyone just went with the 1% of sales deposited to your school account or whatever.
@coolboymew@ForbiddenDreamer@_syhmac I found some recent prizes and they haven't changed that much. This one guy managed to get every member of his extended family to buy a candle or whatever and got an RC car
When I was a kid we sold Yankee Candles in elementary school for door to door fundraising. It was a hard sell because the candles were expensive and it was a product mostly women would be interested in. Some kid I knew managed to somehow sell enough that he won one of those radio AM/FM analog portable tv's and everyone was kinda jealous of him because of it.
The best thing I ever won selling one was one of those chinese knock off 999 in 1 tiger handheld game machines that was shaped like an old nokia cellphone from the late 90's I had fun playing tetris on one but the audio was pretty bad.