Why does Canada love coins so much? | Ivan Decker

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdzL86rW78U

2:24

I made it as the POV of a fictional Trump supporter.

maybe make a deal with Trump.

Trump Chocolate

“I never tried them, but I hear they taste real good.”

Fine if they deserve it, added injustice if they didn’t.

If they get write-in ballots, maybe write “Jesus Christ.”

Does that include your Wal-Mart stores? because that would be great. 🙂

I live here in Toronto.

When I go to a store, I pay with cash.

I pay with Canadian money, because I’m a Canadian who buys from stores in Canada.

That was easy to do in Ontario Wal-Mart stores.

But then they put up self-check-outs that only accepted credit and debit cards—maybe because they’re in cahoots with the banks and the NSA/wp:CSEC.

Then I had to use a cashier.

So I went to Wal-Mart fewer times as I didn’t like to wait (as well as the increased prices during and after Covid-19).

Now they have a person at the self-checkout who will scan my stuff and accept my cash.

It seems that Wal-Mart adapted—somewhat—to people like me: people who pay with cash.

Still, I do more purchases at Food Basics and Dollarama because their self-check-outs accept cash, including pockets full of loose change that I purposely carry when I go there.

maybe attack Ukrainian separatists as they are technically not Russian, and have flying transmitters over Ukraine and in the Black Sea with anti-Putin broadcasts.

1a. It’s a relatively small incentive to get people to emigrate, particularly the young.

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2b. wp:Cannabis in China

(my bold)

In 1985, the People’s Republic of China joined the Convention on Psychotropic Substances and identified marijuana as a dangerous narcotic drug, and illegal to possess or use it. The penalty for marijuana possession in China is disputed from various sources, but according to the Law on Public Security Administration Punishments, marijuana smokers shall be detained for 10 to 15 days and fined a maximum of 2,000 yuan.[16][17] However, the cultivation of cannabis for industrial purposes (hemp) has never been prohibited in China.[1]

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On another hand, cannabis seeds have been continuously listed in the Chinese Pharmacopeia[18] and hemp has never been prohibited in the history of the country.[19]

Then what’s with the 420-girls porn?

FAS