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English: Unity is strength, division is weakness.
Romanian: Unitatea este putere, diviziunea este slăbiciune.
Hungarian: Az egység erő, a megosztottság gyengeség.

National Motto of Romano-Hungary!

Romano-hungarian people wrote:

English: Unity is strength, division is weakness.
Romanian: Unitatea este putere, diviziunea este slăbiciune.
Hungarian: Az egység erő, a megosztottság gyengeség.

National Motto of Romano-Hungary!

Would you like some o i l?

Kyroski wrote:

How would you guys feel if you lived in your nation
I'd be happy

Edit: since my top seven in the world ranks are inclusiveness, religiousness, weather, food quality, environmental beauty, welfare, and cheerfulness
pretty nice :)

Idk like living in Singapore I guess

Gazprom oil wrote:

I can't really recognise you as i am a company, but i can provide you cheap oil. A million barrels is just 84260000 rubles.

At that point I might as well paying you in Turkish Liras

Gazprom oil wrote:

Should i maybe switch to dollars or maybe even euros?

Might as well switching to gold
With all those sanctions nowadays

I would like to buy O I L

Xartoia wrote:

I would like to buy O I L

We will gladly to sell you oil
Cash or credit?

Raskana wrote:

Or make your own crypto currency?

I might as well paying gold for everything in metric ton

Raskana wrote:

Thank you for that image.

That would make weird wallets.

"Hello, I would like to buy some drinks."
"Sure, that would cost you 0.000023 Metric Ton of gold."

Sjorve ned wrote:

"Hello, I would like to buy some drinks."
"Sure, that would cost you 0.000023 Metric Ton of gold."

Yeah, that would be weird. haha

Sjorve ned wrote:

We will gladly to sell you oil
Cash or credit?
I might as well paying gold for everything in metric ton

Cash pls

Sjorve ned wrote:

Yup, now swap out gold for any crypto. It will still be the same.
Crypto is just another investment vehicle, like gold.

Ah, ok, yeah, I am not a financial expert.

Raskana wrote:

Ah, ok, yeah, I am not a financial expert.

Another (not so good) example of that is stocks, as in, company stocks.
"Hi, one PS5 please."
"Sure, that would be 25 shares in Sony."

Xartoia wrote:

69,420 barrels since I'm facing EXTREMELY HIGH GAS PRICES

Sure,that would be SGD420.69

Raskana wrote:

Yeah, that would suck. I guess.

One of the problems is that those things are meant for making money (as in investment), not for day to day trading (like buying grocery).
When you use a currency to buy a drink, you should be able to just give it in whatever the amount needed to the cashier instead of pulling out a calculator and start doing accounting.

*Oh yeah, I am, in no way, an economic expert. Just parroting what I have learned online.