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I had the idea of combining a five and a three, and realized that when you put a zero afterwards it could be pronounced 'thrifty'.
I, uh, love thriftiness, so I thought about branding. I was wondering how such a symbol could effectively communicate to people who don't randomly tessellate word-forms together, and I stumbled upon it by accident. I was just drawing out the 3 and the 5 and so on to practice the line-height on each, and I ended up with something like a price.
"Thirty-Five Thrifty" kind of rolls off the tongue. The only problem with it would be that it's about thirty-five dollars more than I'd expect would attract people.
Then again, the $35 thrift market is pretty niche?

I didn't change the colours, but I already spent far too much time on this.