Counting money around the world

The video depicts how other counties, including our own, count their currency.

This is pretty interesting because I'm a banker for a major financial institution and I've seen the differences in the way my clients count their cash; which is accurate to the video.

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Education

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• counting
• cash
• currency
• money
• world

[littlemore]

while i agree with a lot of these, i have to disagree with the african way. ive been to many different countries within africa and i have never seen anyone count like that. in my experience, they count more like the way you depicted the chinese, japanese etc

[edafade]

First I want to start off by saying that I did not create the video, I merely saw it on the internet and thought it was interesting and wanted to share.

With that said I'm going to agree with you. A couple of methods by which some countries count their cash seems a bit absurd (e.g. Turkey). From what I've seen in the bank, most people count it the American style or the Japanese style.

My grandfather being of Iranian decent counts exactly as depicted though which I thought was interesting.

[TheOneAndOnlyCollin]

Lol at how Pakistan counts their money. HAhahaha. What the hell.

[metafixi]

very interesting

[kingkatz999]

WHAT! I DIDNT EVEN KNOW AFRICA KNEW WHAT MONEY WAS

[polpfp666]

I'm going to hell cause I thought that the video should be empty in Africa part.

[ctrn89]

in south america, apparently, we count like in the us or uk. i think it's the same in western europe, right?

i think ours and the japanese ways are the best for not missing any bills.

[hellokittycutie2003]

I like how it says, "in Africa," as if Africa is a country and not a continent. My dad is Somali and I've never seen that from him or my other relatives lol.

[jamesbrannick123]

Cool!

[flatout50]

@FlipKidd123 because they don't have any money???

[x3cloudii]

i alternate between asian style and Namerican and english style