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The Bitcoin Is Global Currency’s Future

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If you don’t know what Bitcoin is, Google it. Currency online is taking a huge turn to the left, and that’s probably the direction it’ll keep going. With Bitcoin, you can exchange your dollar, euro, and yen for non-government regulated online money. The feds ain’t gon’ like this!

With current global economy pushing the average consumer-investor to hide their money under mattresses and in cookie jars, Bitcoin is a handkerchief to wipe some sweat off their brows. It’s an online currency exchange that has its own deflation mechanism. It’s its own money!

The concept will take time for most people to understand, but that’s an advantage for the early users. The deflation mechanism allows for the population growth of users to bring the value of the bitcoin up, no matter the external value of the particular currency in exchange.

I know, it sounds confusing, right? Think about it like this, if you exchange your dollar for a bitcoin now, it’ll be worth more tomorrow when all your friends finally decide to do the same. And since it’s not regulated by any government establishment, it’s not a fiat currency, so the population regulates its value. Get it?

Okay, lemme do it first, then tomorrow, you go do it.


How To Earn My Dollar On The Train

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Riding a New York subway everyday can add up to a lot of money if you’re not careful. If you work everyday of the week, buying a monthly unlimited card for $103 is the best choice. After that, add all the other ways to spend money on the train, like train car performances.

My reality is I never give beggars my money on the subway train. My reason is because the next car over, some other fortunate riders are enjoying a train performance for free! Beggars compete with something way more appealing than their offensive smell and pathetic sob stories. Hop off the car bum, make room for the Mexican band.

The Mexican band comes through with a smile and plenty character. They usually play recognizable tunes like “Guantanamera”. On top of the pleasantries of the guitars and Mexican man vocals, the lead singer does a little shake in front of the ladies faces, which is quite embarrassing for some reason either way you look at it.

Nevertheless, these guys usually get my dollar and a smile in return. Their main competition would have to be the young break dancing crews all over the city who do flips in a crowded train car, without hitting anyone. They’re pretty amazing. Bottom line, the only way you’re getting my dollar on the train is by doing some old fashion chucking and jiving.