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As if the wealthy didn't have enough going for them already, what with their llama farms and chocolate covered Tic-Tacs, they've now figured out a way to be taller than the rest of us. Specifically, several parents from The Dalton School here in New York City have purchased human growth hormones from doctors to, as one parent said, "give [their children] a chance to achieve [their] growth potential." According to this article from the New York Post, growth hormones are easy to get and can cost $2,400/month to help these tiny millionaires gain a few inches on the competition.
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