Money Please Pins and Buttons
Description: A retro-style depiction featuring the text "MONEY PLEASE" in bold orange lettering. Below, a woman with wavy blue hair and an orange top adorned with yellow fringe expresses distress. She is enclosed within a purple circle against a black background. Her eyes are closed, mouth open, and one hand is held out.
Description: Sometimes even thinking feels expensive. This funny warning sign design perfectly captures the daily struggle of adulting, overthinking, being broke, and trying to make life decisions on a limited budget. A perfect gift for students, office workers, introverts, overthinkers, and anyone who loves sarcastic humor and relatable memes.
Description: A humorous and attention-grabbing composition featuring three adorable kittens with bright green eyes. The kittens are positioned with stacks of US dollar bills behind them, surrounded by vibrant orange and yellow flames. A cute blue whale toy is placed in front of the kittens. The text "MORE KETAMINE" is displayed prominently at the top and "Please?" at the bottom.
MORE KETAMINE Please? Three Kittens Surrounded by Money and Fire with a Blue Whale Pin
by VIGOLD STORE
$3.25
Description: Public Money Means Public Accountability: Panic-Eyed Billionaire Satire Public Money Means Public Accountability is a frantic, scribbled-ink cartoon from Puff Sumo: a wide-eyed billionaire hugs an oversized jar stamped U.S. Taxpayer Funds while clutching a fistful of crumpled bills, looking like he just heard footsteps. It's satire, not a verdict, aimed at a simple idea: when public dollars flow to private fortunes, the public gets to ask where they went. Gritty crosshatching and a punch of panic make it a conversation starter for oversight advocates, cartoon collectors, and anyone who wants receipts on tax dollars. Bold, funny, pointed.
Public Money Means Public Accountability: Panic-Eyed Billionaire Satire Pin
by Puff Sumo
$2.75 $3.25
Description: Public Money Means Public Accountability: Panic-Eyed Billionaire Satire (Dark Version) Public Money Means Public Accountability is a frantic, scribbled-ink cartoon from Puff Sumo: a wide-eyed billionaire hugs an oversized jar stamped U.S. Taxpayer Funds while clutching a fistful of crumpled bills, looking like he just heard footsteps. It's satire, not a verdict, aimed at a simple idea: when public dollars flow to private fortunes, the public gets to ask where they went. Gritty crosshatching and a punch of panic make it a conversation starter for oversight advocates, cartoon collectors, and anyone who wants receipts on tax dollars. Bold, funny, pointed.
Public Money Means Public Accountability: Panic-Eyed Billionaire Satire (Dark Version) Pin
by Puff Sumo
$2.75 $3.25
