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What i find crazy in world of warcraft are the prices that people put the mats at. I was looking in the auction house on Alonsus the other day and i saw a stack of copper sell for 20GP. I mean seriously in 10mins you can mine a stack or 2 of copper right outside orgrimmar. So i really cant believe that people are desperate enough to buy mats at such high prices.
Like the goblin says, "time is money." Many players at this point have far more of the latter than the former.