Their leaders are so used to everyone jumping when they decree something to be "Daas Torah" that they probably thought "We'll just decree that a 4 shekel dollar is Daas Torah and the currency market will have to oblige."
Chareidim - meet the real world. Try not to get run over in the process, would you?
Up here in Canada, we have a story called Canadian Tire. It's a car parts, home parts kind of store. Anyway, they had a brilliant idea years ago in that with any cash puchase, you get coupons for the store worth 1% of what you paid. So if you buy $100 of stuff, you get $1 in coupons. The trick is that the coupons look like fake money, right down to the style of the print, etc.
I've heard in some US states Canadian motorists have successfully gotten away with paying fines with these bills. "Yeah, that's our money up north, eh?"
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Heh.
Their leaders are so used to everyone jumping when they decree something to be "Daas Torah" that they probably thought "We'll just decree that a 4 shekel dollar is Daas Torah and the currency market will have to oblige."
Chareidim - meet the real world. Try not to get run over in the process, would you?
*******POOOF************
I have just now turned my $1 U.S currency bill into $400 U.S currency bills.....
Yah that doesn't work, either.
Up here in Canada, we have a story called Canadian Tire. It's a car parts, home parts kind of store. Anyway, they had a brilliant idea years ago in that with any cash puchase, you get coupons for the store worth 1% of what you paid. So if you buy $100 of stuff, you get $1 in coupons. The trick is that the coupons look like fake money, right down to the style of the print, etc.
I've heard in some US states Canadian motorists have successfully gotten away with paying fines with these bills. "Yeah, that's our money up north, eh?"
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