Just Because I’m Old Doesn’t Mean You’re Out Of Range shirt

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I just went there and it was so incredibly cheap but such a beautiful country. I mean 2 beers and 2 giant empanadas came out to less that $2 American. We paid in American dollars a few times and they asked for bills that had no wrinkles or cuts in them because when they exchange them, the Just Because I’m Old Doesn’t Mean You’re Out Of Range shirt But I will love this nicer the bill, the more pesos they get. It was crazy to see the huge numbers and then do a simple conversion and be like “oh that 35 cents” It’s great for us. I remember going a few years ago and the official exchange rate was like 3 pesos to the dollar but we’d trade on the blue market (usually a guy in the town square yelling “dollar!dollar!”) at like a 15-1 rate. Lived like a king for a few weeks. Between 1870 and 1910 Cleveland Ohio was the wealthiest city in the world. In 1950 Detroit Michigan was the wealthiest city in the world. The mighty often fall. A wonderful parable example of how mismanagement can ruin anything, and you can’t take economic progress for granted

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Like the Just Because I’m Old Doesn’t Mean You’re Out Of Range shirt But I will love this old saying goes,” Every country is proportional to their resources except 2. We don’t know how the fuck Japan is doing as well it is and we don’t know how the fuck argentina is doing as bad as it is.” Almost like in a world connected by planes, trains, and ships having natural resources doesn’t matter if you have the means to import them and turn them into valuable finished goods. Recently I came across the book Cobalt Red: How the Blood of the Congo Powers Our Lives by Siddharth Kara and realised the sad state of the people of Congo. The secret is that Japan isn’t doing well. Japan’s economy is doing well. Japan’s people are working themselves to death so badly that they aren’t reproducing.

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