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Friends,Shaved | Adult Movies Online it has come to this.

A real estate agency in Queensland, Australia, is attempting to entice potential home buyers by offering free avocado toast with the purchase of a home.

Yes, that's right: if you buy one of several houses from Ray White Sherwood, you receive a delicious slice of free avocado toast each week from a local coffee shop of your choice. The deal is in effect for a year, which means you could potentially consume 52 pieces of free toast.

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This is the toast pictured on the listing. Honestly, it looks very good, with substantial avocado and a smattering of what appears to be feta. Would eat.

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

And all you must do to eat this free toast is pay roughly $600,000 for a house. Wow.

Well, check out these photos and see if it might be worth it. You never know!

[H/T: BuzzFeed News]

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