Do you know how much is your country's currency worth against other currencies?Do you follow them or you just don't bother about all those stuff?
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I know what it is compared to the US and approximately for the Euro, but I best know the Indonesian rupiah because I go to Bali annually to help orphanages.
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i dont bother with that kinda stuff. i dont travel anywhere to have to change money for other types of money
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I need to know the relative value of the Pound Sterling and the Euro because my income is in pounds and I live in a country that has the euro as its currency. At the moment my spending power is dropping because of the strength of the euro.
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Yes; I follow currencies closely as it is important to the economic state of the world and that is relevant to me in a number of ways. Especially at the moment.
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I know we in America are in deep trouble...our dollar is very soft against the world's currency and getting softer. It is a critical situation and no amount of "pie in the sky" talk by "the decider" changes it one bit! :(
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I don't bother about it.
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Of course I do! Being an American living in Vietnam, I used to get paid in dollars. And then the dollar to the dong rate started going down. Once I got a pay raise and actually earned less money than I did before I got the raise, since the money I received was Vietnamese dong.
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As long as the Wendy's dollar menu stays, I couldn't care less what a baked potato goes for in Ireland.
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