I don't think the sentiment is weird at all. One of the best things I got out of school was the ability to search out credible resources on my own and continue my own education (albeit a bit stunted without structured guidance.) We have an awesome lens into each and every domain of human knowledge – the internet – and we ought to use it while we have it. If I could go back, feeling that way about it, I absolutely would.
They usually cost around $75-100 USD, so ₱200 seems way low. I'd expect something between ₱2,500 and ₱5,000. I took a look through some of the listings on Shopee and there are a bunch of things about "raffles", which just sets off red flags for me.
The actual Instax cameras are alright, but you end up spending a lot of money on the photo paper refills.
It's a classic by now
I don't think the sentiment is weird at all. One of the best things I got out of school was the ability to search out credible resources on my own and continue my own education (albeit a bit stunted without structured guidance.) We have an awesome lens into each and every domain of human knowledge – the internet – and we ought to use it while we have it. If I could go back, feeling that way about it, I absolutely would.
They usually cost around $75-100 USD, so ₱200 seems way low. I'd expect something between ₱2,500 and ₱5,000. I took a look through some of the listings on Shopee and there are a bunch of things about "raffles", which just sets off red flags for me.
The actual Instax cameras are alright, but you end up spending a lot of money on the photo paper refills.
Ah, beans, the magical fruit.