Now those days are numbered thanks to the greedy bums at the New York Times who recently bought the game from its inventor, Josh Wardle, for a million bucks. I can't blame Josh; after all, who doesn't want a million dollars? But let's be honest -- the Times didn't pay big money just to reward a nice guy with a good idea.
No, they likely will cash in on the craze, and who knows how. So far the owners are mum on the subject, saying only that "initially" the game will remain free. But surely they plan to stick it behind their paywall, requiring a subscription to the paper in order to play.
That's just plain mean. Everyone knows the best things in life are free.
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