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<blockquote data-quote="daniel" data-source="post: 5390828" data-attributes="member: 1500"><p>I would suppose (?) that those $200 petting zoos probably have more and bigger animals. So they can charge more. If that's the case, they also have more expenses. I don't imagine it costs much to keep three bunnies. And since they're your pets that you'd keep anyway, it's a win-win. The bunnies probably enjoy the attention and they're unusual enough that the kids get a real thrill without the mom having to pay as much as for, say, llamas. (I had a friend who had lamas. Personally, I'd rather pet a bunny than a llama.)</p><p></p><p>The problems with trades is that it's a lot harder to find someone who has what you want and wants what you have, and both are of similar value, than just to exchange money. As for a Chipotle's gift card, if it was me, I'd never use it. I'm on a low-sodium diet so I cannot eat in restaurants. And when I did, I always went to independent places, never chains. Money is always more versatile than a gift card that can only be used at one company.</p><p></p><p>I'm not surprised the mom didn't want to trade with you. If your bunnies are worth $55/hour (or two hours?) and her cheapest painting is $800 there's a value gap.</p><p></p><p>Again, I think what you're doing is great. The kids get a really nice treat, your bunnies get some attention and petting, and you pick up a little cash. Just don't go spending $80,000 for a car for a business that might bring in $55 every week or so. There should be portable fencing that can fit nicely in the Model 3. Something like <a href="https://smile.amazon.com/YARDGARD-308302B-Galvanized-Welded-Fence/dp/B00C4TQIQU/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=lightweight+fencing&qid=1615771413&sr=8-2" target="_blank">this</a> should work well, and <a href="https://smile.amazon.com/Fi-Shock-P-30G-Green-Garden-Fence/dp/B010RJ7WAY/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=lightweight+fencing&qid=1615771413&sr=8-5" target="_blank">these</a> posts. (Links to Amazon for convenience, but you can get this stuff at your local hardware store, probably cheaper.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="daniel, post: 5390828, member: 1500"] I would suppose (?) that those $200 petting zoos probably have more and bigger animals. So they can charge more. If that's the case, they also have more expenses. I don't imagine it costs much to keep three bunnies. And since they're your pets that you'd keep anyway, it's a win-win. The bunnies probably enjoy the attention and they're unusual enough that the kids get a real thrill without the mom having to pay as much as for, say, llamas. (I had a friend who had lamas. Personally, I'd rather pet a bunny than a llama.) The problems with trades is that it's a lot harder to find someone who has what you want and wants what you have, and both are of similar value, than just to exchange money. As for a Chipotle's gift card, if it was me, I'd never use it. I'm on a low-sodium diet so I cannot eat in restaurants. And when I did, I always went to independent places, never chains. Money is always more versatile than a gift card that can only be used at one company. I'm not surprised the mom didn't want to trade with you. If your bunnies are worth $55/hour (or two hours?) and her cheapest painting is $800 there's a value gap. Again, I think what you're doing is great. The kids get a really nice treat, your bunnies get some attention and petting, and you pick up a little cash. Just don't go spending $80,000 for a car for a business that might bring in $55 every week or so. There should be portable fencing that can fit nicely in the Model 3. Something like [URL='https://smile.amazon.com/YARDGARD-308302B-Galvanized-Welded-Fence/dp/B00C4TQIQU/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=lightweight+fencing&qid=1615771413&sr=8-2']this[/URL] should work well, and [URL='https://smile.amazon.com/Fi-Shock-P-30G-Green-Garden-Fence/dp/B010RJ7WAY/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=lightweight+fencing&qid=1615771413&sr=8-5']these[/URL] posts. (Links to Amazon for convenience, but you can get this stuff at your local hardware store, probably cheaper.) [/QUOTE]
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