Bartering

This is currently being advertised and people are reacting as if it is a new economic concept. People don't seem to be aware that both parties are expected to pay taxes based the value of the services being provided. Judging by the comments, many people don't realize they are now logging their bartering at a centralized service that will be easily reported and taxable. Imagine the IRS showing up at your door because you traded blowjobs with someone.
What gets me is that I get a strong sonce that those looking to beat the system and avoid taxes are the same who want you to pay for refugees, dindu, and illegal aliens to get their gibs.

postbulletin.com/business/tech-startups-founded-by-women-have-twice-the-number-of/article_348cf459-1520-5fc8-9391-c793af2b8c42.html
techcrunch.com/2016/08/16/simbi-raises-1-2-million-to-make-bartering-services-easy-online/

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I need a haircut - I need a new car

I feel like it would be fun to exploit this by offering something cheap to trade and getting women to do things like make my bed and do my dishes.

>Racial speechcraft modifier privilege

currency was one of the earliest forms of writing to keep track of what was owed through barter.
clay pots were made and token type things were put in them (to indicate what was owed - one x meant one bag of wheat, one y meant one goat etc.), then clay pots were engraved/stamped with symbols. soon after they stopped using pots and just stamped clay tablets.
currency is a result of barter, going back to barter is a step backwards that will end up having to have something to keep track of what is owed.
also, theres the issue that a service may be worth more than one of service/item that the other person has

I need a haircut - I need a thermo-nuclear, astrophysicist super scientist with 12 Ph.Ds.

Welcome to the Symbolic Economy.

where the largest sum of capital is enough for todays coffee and smashed avo
>inb4 stupid idea that the barber owes them 5000 haircuts
they should all be charged with tax evasion

Reinventing the wheel.

That's a lot of haircuts.

What will you guys trade for those doubles?

Nice inb4, but what are you referring to? Todays haircut being worth less value in tomorrow's economy?

nah for>5000 is just a number, I was getting at a ridiculous amount would be owed