101 Facts About Money

Happy Tuesday, Motherfactors!
It's the thing that makes the world go around, but apparently it can't buy me love... Oh Jen.
Anyway, that's right, it's 101 Facts about Money!

[Facts]

Oh dip damn! Money makes the world go around! What makes your world go around? (Hint: you can say us)

[zainisdabomb]

Mr crabs must really really really really like this video

[GoodVideos]

Not money being the root of all evil, but the love of money.

[tag]

Thank you! Oh yeah greets from across the pond. I've always been amused by how you Brits typically announce the cost of something in quids and p's. Sounds so much more charming than just rattling off digits. Another thing that got me is brought in exchange rates. I remember walking into a McDonalds in Canada and jaw dropping stunned by the prices. Never occurred to me that it was Canadian money. I thought 12$ was a steep price for a Big Mac meal, but what the hell. So I paid with a US 20$ The cashier informed me my change would be in Canadian currency. Okay... so what. I got back like 15$ in change which blew my mind. You tell me 12, I give you a 20, and I get 2/3 back? Hell before I knew it I had more money than I started out with. Until I started paying Canadian prices with Canadian money.

[insanelytomato]

2:58 "You Need something basic.. like salt, tea, a kardashian, or even shells.." *INHALE* DAMN THAT WAS SLY.

[rami_ungar_writer]

101 Facts about:

Stephen King
Sailor Moon
Ballet

[Kazavop]

"like salt.."
*shows a picture of sugar*

[bethdibartolomeo]

An interesting fact I learned from banking, when we still did coin rolling: 1943 silver pennies (rare and valuable in the U.S.) will stick to the magnetic strip that separates out foreign coin from regular American coin. No other American coin will. I don't know if that means they're more magnetic or not, I've never tried it with a regular magnet, but it's true.

[TopBest]

Yes ..money make the world go around.. but for me the family make my world go around ... family is the best

[OlagGan]

You missed a fact out about the use of ATMs.  Yes you got the right date for the first ATM, BUT you missed out the fact that the first ATM was actually used by the Comedy Actor Reg Varney who appeared in the British SitCom "On the Buses".

[MrGodofcar]

When sugar and beer images were shown, the presenter said, respectively, salt and tea. I laughed at this.

[anthonyminimum]

Ah yes, the episodes in our childhood tv shows where one character needs to barter an impossible list of things in order to get one specific item from a specific place.

[robertportersc]

In the 1990s America started printing dollar coins that had the image of Sacagawea on it. They are still legal tender to this day with vending machines giving them as change for large denominations.

[Unknown-sgtv]

Money is only paper and coins.
The reason why we think money has value is because Masse's of people believe money does.

[lyykorii]

3:11 "You want the t-shirt? That's gonna be two bottles ofthe blood of your enemie's for it."

[MS]

HERE COMES THE MONEY!!

MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY
MONEY MONEY MONEY
MONEY MONEY MONEY!!

[lgs-cmvb]

We've got to have







Munaayyy

[taffingtonboathouse]

The queen is gonna live forever??? That ages well

[pamelahomeyer]

He did not mention the links of gold that were used in north in Germany or used in the form of the BOK bracelet still sold today. Each link was a standard weight and had a certain value. And this is why some people started wearing Links of gold chains around their wrist or neck

[MerrillHartman]

I'm very impressed you used the correct Traditional Chinese characters for the "T'ang Dynasty"