If that jar was mine, it would be large enough to fill an Olympic sized swimming pool, at the very least. That's a major reason why I prefer to work on computers; less interaction with humans, who mostly terrify me no matter their age.
Close to 80% of the Canadian population live within 200 miles of the US/Canada border, I would imagine it's pretty common for the average Canuck to have US currency in their pockets. Anyone from Canada please correct me if I'm wrong JD
The only time I have American currency is if I'm going across the border, since I first started going to the States back in the early '70's. I don't know anyone who does otherwise. I live an hour north of the border.
Soar-ee.
ReplyDeleteIf that jar was mine, it would be large enough to fill an Olympic sized swimming pool, at the very least. That's a major reason why I prefer to work on computers; less interaction with humans, who mostly terrify me no matter their age.
ReplyDeleteI stopped apologizing (and explaining) years ago, when I realized it just fans the flames.
ReplyDeleteIt ain't Canadians. The jars are full of US money says Capt Obvious
ReplyDeleteWhy do Canadians use our money? Shouldn't that jar have the Loon and all their money in it? Its Monday, I don't get it.
ReplyDeleteClose to 80% of the Canadian population live within 200 miles of the US/Canada border, I would imagine it's pretty common for the average Canuck to have US currency in their pockets.
DeleteAnyone from Canada please correct me if I'm wrong
JD
The only time I have American currency is if I'm going across the border, since I first started going to the States back in the early '70's. I don't know anyone who does otherwise. I live an hour north of the border.
DeleteCan’t help you. Sorry. Fuck there I go again…. oops sorry.
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