remember when it was cheaper to drill a hole thro a coin as it was cheaper than buying a washer ?
will the usd notes be cheaper than wallpaper lol.
no i don't think so.
many people miss the point today that a currency is very much based on it's ability to produce, it's infrastructure, health and education systems. yes we can all argue just how good all these are but one only has to compare say us with zimbabwe, or australia with philppines to try to understand what i'm on about.
which currency would you rather put into your bank account ?
i know you have/find some wild ideas backontrack but sometimes it's these wild ones that come to pass.
