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Luigi may be the only one. 😂

Wild. This is the first and only time I have been able to find ANY common ground with the 'squad.' "Some people did something." Do you know who? Or what? The criminal establishment 'elites' who want to sell out our great Republic stole the very consciousness away from a LOT of otherwise bright and well-intentioned people, and enticed them to "run with the herd."

Have ANY of y'all EVER needed to have an appointment to exchange currency?

Interesting article from five years ago.

Does anyone have an 800 number we can call to order pictures?

Because they didn't know about 800 numbers back then?

#800 😂😂😂 Standard fare for currency exchange today?

No mention of (800) numbers, meaning this could be true?!!

Still with the 800 #s! 😂😂😂 Makes it all kinda sound like a Publishers Clearing House promotion, doesn't it?

From the same goofy eggheads that gave us this? https://amp.usatoday.com/amp/29567465 The ones who want to drive our cars?!!

800 #s That there's some goofy stuff.

This could actually be the catalyst which will finally spark off Iraq's play for independence.

As kewl as this is, there's still something eerily sad about the imagery...

This government shutdown is being painted as a bad thing. I'm not sure why. If it's like the previous shutdowns, all it amounts to is a paid vacation for government parasites. We the People are much better off if these bureaucrats sit at home on their fluffy pillows. Fewer bonehead decisions being made is a win-win all the way around!

Why in the hell would you want to look at the city?!!

"Do not worry" And...for God's sake NEVER sell your birthright for an "800 number"!

800 numbers. Cute.

I already have clear instructions for y'all. Wait until the published exchange rate is in a neighborhood that is agreeable to you and then take your dinar to a currency exchange or bank which offers such services and exchange it for dollars or whatever currency you fancy. Voila! You are done!

Thank you for editing. It is all so very clear now. Never a worder said was true!

Here we go with the telephone numbers again. Can someone please explain what this has to do with a routine currency exchange?

Again with the 800 #'s? To exchange currency, we will need to physically take our currency to a currency exchange or a bank which provides such a service. What is all this concern over 800 #'s?

It may be some kind of religious tradition I'm not familiar with.

You know, we didn't need a telephone number to buy our currency, and we won't need one to sell it. Sure a lot of silly ideas floating around