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No pennies (one cents) in Hong Kong :D !
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@Iamlooty depends on if there's sales tax where you live. Where I live in oregon there isn't.
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@user1maximus It avoids the $100 tax band in this situation, and makes it less to tax and therefore cheaper.
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Just one last video, and then i'll sleep.
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A REAL PENNYTARD.
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HEY! MY MOM IS A PENNY! (her name :I)
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John! Read this!
18 cent coin FTW!
cs (dot) uwaterloo (dot) ca/~shallit/Papers/change2.pdf
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@KathrynAnn116 That's a very good point I hadn't thought of. Besides nobody actually pushing for the elimination of pennies, perhaps a large reason is because companies would actually generate less income. That $X.99 strategy makes them A LOT of money if you think about it. If they were forced to choose between having an item be $19.9 and $20.0, to have the same affect I would assume they would choose $19.9 which would mean they would get 9 cents less on everything they sell.
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@user1maximus It would just be 99.9
it would be so ironic if the was a sale on the shirts for five dollars and six cents.
wearethebomb42 3 weeks ago 39
maybe if we eliminated pennies and nickels, we could stop pricing things like "$99.99." Boy, is that pointless, annoying, and deliberately misleading!!
user1maximus 2 weeks ago 22