Red Gold
Gold is considered the standard for value in a lot of ways. When a substance is as valuable as it, if not more valuable, that really means something.
Saffron is such an example.
It’s hard to get and has a relatively high demand, making it extremely valuable. So valuable that it’s been called “red gold.”
It’s also a key part of the next experiment I intend to undertake.
Well, in a fashion, anyway.
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