Who will be better at getting America out of debt, Trump or Hillary?

UncleBuck

UncleBuck

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twostrokenut said:
May not be held for reserve
May not exceed quantity of $300,000,000
May not be used for interest on the public debt

Figure it out genius.
I suggest the UScode at cornell and a Black's dictionary.
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lol.

they laugh at you every time. they appoint someone specific to handle your transactions because everyone there hates your guts and think you are loony.

the teller you deal with has special training in dealing with mentally unstable people.

 
twostrokenut

twostrokenut

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UncleBuck said:
lol.

they laugh at you every time. they appoint someone specific to handle your transactions because everyone there hates your guts and think you are loony.

the teller you deal with has special training in dealing with mentally unstable people.

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Who deals with a teller on the regular anymore, you? It's all direct deposit these days dumbass. Try restrictively endorsing a check box. They appoint the vault teller? No. She is cool as shit and has helped me stack a fuck ton of copper over the last few years and a good bit of silver. I am sure they wonder why I leave with coins then come back and dump them in the member coinstar machine that costs me zero to sort them back to the vault.
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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twostrokenut said:
That's between them and the comptroller. My accounting is documented. The vault teller is super cool. She orders me shit all the time and saves anything unusual for me week by week.

Good luck not having a clue what you're talking about though, its really working out for you.
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Any attempt to insult or impugn @UncleBuck 's knowledge of the financial system from the perspective of the wealthy is laughable.

You should really try to stick to the facts, and I'm doing my best to follow you but you still aren't making any cents, let alone dollars with all this.

How does any of this benefit you or anyone else?
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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twostrokenut said:
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Who deals with a teller on the regular anymore, you? It's all direct deposit these days dumbass. Try restrictively endorsing a check box. They appoint the vault teller? No. She is cool as shit and has helped me stack a fuck ton of copper over the last few years and a good bit of silver. I am sure they wonder why I leave with coins then come back and dump them in the member coinstar machine that costs me zero to sort them back to the vault.
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Yes, but WHY? All you've described is a towering inconvenience to the working staff at the bank, with no concrete benefits at all.

If there are concrete benefits to your bottom line, what are they?
 
Padawanbater2

Padawanbater2

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NLXSK1 said:
Rich people invest their extra income which is then loaned out and spent by other people or used to grow businesses. Money doesnt just sit anywhere, it loses value that way.

If poor people spend 100% of their money how are they ever not going to be poor?

Is there anything between dirt poor and filthy rich in your mind? If the government didnt artificially keep interest rates low for the better part of a decade maybe some of those poor people that saved their money wouldnt be poor.
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Basic survival requires those making under a certain amount spend 100% of their income. If we implemented the kind of taxation system you just suggested based on sales, poor people would pay a higher percentage of their income towards taxes than rich people

Try not to get sidetracked, can you tell me why you believe this is a good idea?
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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twostrokenut said:
Extra rolls of coins from Treasury.
She has never successfully ordered any Fed for me, she tried though, we were looking for red seal US Notes from our Reserve District and there were none.
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But then you turn around and pour them back into the bank's coin machine, you just said so above. You haven't MADE or EARNED anything, except perhaps a workout from hauling all that spare change.

You've described a shell game so far.
 
twostrokenut

twostrokenut

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ttystikk said:
Any attempt to insult or impugn @UncleBuck 's knowledge of the financial system from the perspective of the wealthy is laughable.

You should really try to stick to the facts, and I'm doing my best to follow you but you still aren't making any cents, let alone dollars with all this.

How does any of this benefit you or anyone else?
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Your implication of my perspective is false. UncleBuck is a dumbass troll.

ttystikk said:
Yes, but WHY? All you've described is a towering inconvenience to the working staff at the bank, with no concrete benefits at all.

If there are concrete benefits to your bottom line, what are they?
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It's not an inconvenience to the staff to order extra coins. I am the one carrying them and the machine is the one counting them. Most of the time they are all sitting around bullshitting and glad someone is there. I am not sure what you are asking at this point, are you actually asking what the benefit of paying say, 100 bucks face for copper that's worth $142 at this moment or paying $1 for a silver coin that's worth $17.41 right now? I would think that's pretty obvious.
 
twostrokenut

twostrokenut

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ttystikk said:
But then you turn around and pour them back into the bank's coin machine, you just said so above. You haven't MADE or EARNED anything, except perhaps a workout from hauling all that spare change.

You've described a shell game so far.
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I dumped what I didn't keep back in the machine, are you really this dense?
 
UncleBuck

UncleBuck

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twostrokenut said:
Your implication of my perspective is false. UncleBuck is a dumbass troll.



It's not an inconvenience to the staff to order extra coins. I am the one carrying them and the machine is the one counting them. Most of the time they are all sitting around bullshitting and glad someone is there. I am not sure what you are asking at this point, are you actually asking what the benefit of paying say, 100 bucks face for copper that's worth $142 at this moment or paying $1 for a silver coin that's worth $17.41 right now? I would think that's pretty obvious.
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LOL

you will never achieve the wealth that my wife and i are currently worth. i doubt you will get out of the trailer with that coin game.
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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twostrokenut said:
Your implication of my perspective is false. UncleBuck is a dumbass troll.



It's not an inconvenience to the staff to order extra coins. I am the one carrying them and the machine is the one counting them. Most of the time they are all sitting around bullshitting and glad someone is there. I am not sure what you are asking at this point, are you actually asking what the benefit of paying say, 100 bucks face for copper that's worth $142 at this moment or paying $1 for a silver coin that's worth $17.41 right now? I would think that's pretty obvious.
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But pennies are full of zinc and you haven't described redeeming any coins for more than their face value. If you had, it would be called 'fraud'.

You've made far too many assumptions about everyone's lack of intelligence for such labels not to stick to your assertions as well.

I'm trying to figure out how you get this increased value into your hands as dependable cash without breaking applicable finance laws.

If you do manage to convince me, I'll start doing it, too!
 
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