Sunday morning tea, a silver coin and a 1923 Eine Million Mark

“A shave and a haircut—two bits.”—Chas Hale

Have you got any plans when the dollar dies? Experts say it’s going to happen. Does our government have any plans? Your two year supply of vegetable seeds might be worth a large sum of money. Those silver coins you bought ten years ago and are currently buying again might be a wise move. Keep calm.

Listen to all—follow none. There’s a conscious solution.

Who knows how American’s will react. Will we follow the lead of other countries already dealing with this problem? Can you imagine paying for a haircut at Great Clips with gold shavings. Do we shave off a little extra for a tip?

In a recent protest over skyrocketing inflation and low wages the Venezuelan government gave teachers a US $30 raise. It was the best they could do. They probably used it to buy an once of silver. Lebanon is another country dealing with a dying currency. These countries might be our trend setters.

For fun last night I looked up what a haircut cost in 1923. It cost thirty five cents in the USA. A loaf of bread cost five cents, but in Germany it cost 200,000 million marks on one source. A trillion marks on another source.

A 1923 German one million mark is selling on eBay for $4.99 with a $3.00 shipping fee.

Das ist alles.