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This article was published on November 27, 2015

    Cards Against Humanity gives you the pleasure of buying nothing for Black Friday

    Cards Against Humanity gives you the pleasure of buying nothing for Black Friday
    Lauren Hockenson
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    Lauren Hockenson

    Lauren Hockenson
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    Lauren Hockenson

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    Lauren is a reporter for The Next Web, based in San Francisco. She covers the key players that make the tech ecosystem what it is right now. Lauren is a reporter for The Next Web, based in San Francisco. She covers the key players that make the tech ecosystem what it is right now. She also has a folder full of dog GIFs and uses them liberally on Twitter at @lhockenson.

    Folks over at Cards Against Humanity are pretty sick and twisted. The makers of the hit card game have a reputation for being rabble-rousers on Black Friday: last year, they gave 30,000 people a box of poop for $6 each.

    So you probably wouldn’t be surprised that the Black Friday deal for the company is….. nothing!

    Yes, nothing.

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    For $5, the company is offering absolutely nothing in return.

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    Nothing will happen. No one will get anything in the mail. Cards Against Humanity will not send the people who give them $5 — which is now up to more than six thousand for a total of more than $30,000 — a single thing. In fact, they have to acknowledge they are just giving the company $5 for the hell of it.

    If that’s your thing, the sale is on now.

    ➤ Cards Against Humanity