The 2018 World Cup sticker book went on sale earlier this month and football fans across the globe have been filled with excitement - even if paying 80p for a pack is a bit of a rip-off.
There is a huge interest in sticker collecting but it seems some people cannot quite understand how adults still spend their hard-earned money on the Panini items.
That was the issue that Jon Mackenzie, a journalist and podcaster, faced when he nipped to the shop to buy some stickers for his office.
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In an incredible thread on Twitter, he explains the priceless story of how he ended up completely making up a story that he had two kids. It's pure gold:
Brilliant. Clearly not your average trip to the shop!
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In other sticker-related news, leading mathematician Professor Paul Harper, via the Mirror, reckons it would cost over £700 to complete the whole book.
Basing it on probability, Harper believes it would take 4,832 stickers, 967 packets or £773.60 to get all the stickers. It's not a cheap hobby but for some they just can't get enough!
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