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Umm. I think you are off by two orders of magnitude. They were doing about 5 billion a week at one point. They made up about $12,000 for every person in Canada. Some aren't citizens so they don't inherit a portion of that mess. Those with assets got way more than 12,000 in phantom money. Those without assets that had stable employment got nothing. JT literally robbed those trying hardest to make it in life. He handed out far more to those that sat at home.
See, I try my best not to think about this because it ******* pisses me off. My buddy did tell me it's 600 billion...my brain trimmed the numbers because WHAT THE ****.Umm. I think you are off by two orders of magnitude. They were doing about 5 billion a week at one point. They made up about $12,000 for every person in Canada. Some aren't citizens so they don't inherit a portion of that mess. Those with assets got way more than 12,000 in phantom money. Those without assets that had stable employment got nothing. JT literally robbed those trying hardest to make it in life. He handed out far more to those that sat at home.
You actually paid a good chunk already. Printing cash dilutes the economy, makes imports more expensive AND persistent higher than expected inflation.
Whats your opinion on world wide inflation? I know we've printed a **** ton but so has everyone else right?
Canada was at least an order of magnitude more reckless than any other country in the world.
Umm. I think you are off by two orders of magnitude. They were doing about 5 billion a week at one point. They made up about $12,000 for every person in Canada. Some aren't citizens so they don't inherit a portion of that mess. Those with assets got way more than 12,000 in phantom money. Those without assets that had stable employment got nothing. JT literally robbed those trying hardest to make it in life. He handed out far more to those that sat at home.
When they started figuring out the monthly price, they up and changed it to weekly....get this car for ONLY $90/week for 96 months....what a deal!
We had one daycare that charged weekly instead of monthly. I was talking to one parent and said that it was a smart way to increase the price without looking like you were increasing the price and the other parent didnt understand why it was any different than monthly billing as there were four weeks in every month. Facepalm.
Ya. Our daycare started going to a straight month cost because they were getting people wound up (including me) when depending on how the month fell...you'd pay for 5 weeks one month, 3 weeks another month, 4 the following month...just a straight shot simple price.
The average American, and I assume Canadians aren't too far off, consumes about 800 calories per day above what is needed for a healthy diet. That means that if every two of us sent what we shouldn't be eating to a refugee camp we could take about 200 million people from starvation levels to a healthy level. EVERYONE would be physically healthier and there would be a lot fewer wanting to kill us.
FIFY
4.35 weeks per month = 9% increase.
Congrats, the 15% ROI is in the upper percentile of investment returns!
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