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In Reply to: RE: There are upsides and downsides to every move. It's just bizarre to me to see most vulnerable cheer loudest. posted by jdaniel@jps.net on June 24, 2016 at 10:15:41
The turkeys waiting for thanksgiving to come, when announced that thanksgiving is coming the turkeys cheer because that's what they were told all their life to wait for.
I get it, yes I feel ya.
Have a good weekend, I think you have understood what is going on unlike the masses.
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Hahahahahahaha! THAT is funny.In the sixties and (edit: "early") seventies, the dollar was strong. The first time I needed to be aware was in 1973, when the dollar would get you 3.8 Swiss francs (abbreviated as SFr or CHF). On the upside, now you don't have to do any mental math to figure out prices - it's 1 to 1. And in the mid-80s, you could get about 6 French francs for a dollar. Now, there isn't a French franc, or a German mark, or an Italian lira, but you can buy a euro for about a dollar.
Strong dollar my ass!
Talk about Brits having to stay home, ha! Used to be, many Americans could afford to go to Europe and buy stuff for "cheap". These days, going to Europe is expensive, 'cause the U.S. dollar ain't worth crap.
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Edits: 06/24/16 06/25/16
...going to Europe, especially England, is cheaper now than it is likely to ever be again because of the exchange rate.
That never were, the value of the dollar's going to go up. If uk record sellers knew how to grade, I'd totally take advantage of the weak pound. ; )
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