Mac App Store for OS X 10.5.8

How do I get the Mac App store on my macbook with operating system OS X 10.5.8? Do I have to up grade to Snow Leapord?

How do I get the Mac App store on my macbook with operating system OS X 10.5.8?
You can't. Upgrade to Mac OS X 10.6, or find a third-party product which offers similar functionality, or give up.
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