8 Things That Cost More Than HBO Max on Black Friday

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8 Things That Cost More Than HBO Max on Black Friday – HBO Max Australia is offering 50% off all new and returning subscriptions for three months this Black Friday, starting at 6pm AEDT tonight through to end of Tuesday, 2 December 2025.  With plans available for as little as $5.99 per month*, here are eight things more expensive than a month of watching the world’s best shows and films. 

  1. Paying out if this kid hits a home run.  

Price: $1 million

2. Buying a shirt membership in a failed attempt to garner information. 

Price: $65 

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3. Six oysters in Westeros. 

Price: 1 Silver Stag. 

(Full disclosure, we’re not actually sure what 1 Silver Stag translates to with currency conversion/ inflation, but we’re pretty sure it’s more than AUD $5.99 in the Year of our Lord 2025). 

4. Accidentally winning an online psychic energy cleanse when you really just wanted to get a silent auction started. 

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Price: $40 

5. Aquaman paying someone at the aquarium to have his way with a fish (according to Peacemaker). 

Price: $50 

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6. Spending every Friday night with your parents in exchange for Chilton fees. 

Price: your soul 

7. How much Joey is prepared to spend on a date. 

Price: $6 

8. A bag of bobbish. 

Price: Coming in at a whopping (we think?) eight Brapples. 

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