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In response to
"
When I was traveling to Europe semi-regularly for word, it cost around $1.50 US to buy 1 Euro. It now costs $1.14 US. -- nm
"
by
ty97
So, no. :-) -- nm
Posted by
Krusty (aka Krustylu)
Feb 17 '15, 06:28
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(yes, it costs less american money to buy the same amount of Euros) -- nm
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Andie
Feb 17, 06:29
8
Compared to last year but we still lose money.
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Krusty
Feb 17, 06:34
5
The actual number is kind of arbitrary, it's the relative movements.
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Reagen
Feb 17, 06:43
3
I'll just say I don't understand this enough and leave it alone.
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Krusty
Feb 17, 06:48
2
Currency fluctuates a lot more than the prices of things do. Also, there's the likelihood that the euro will go back up, giving incentive to
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con_carne
Feb 17, 07:05
1 euro may be more money than $1, but a $1 item isn't necessarily 1 euro.
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Reagen
Feb 17, 06:57
that's apples to oranges though. -- nm
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Andie
Feb 17, 06:41
And in fact, I think my memory is being too kind to the drop in the Euro. I think it may have been more like 1.66 than 1.50.
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ty97
Feb 17, 06:33
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it was 1.60 for a time when I was at zabber harries -- nm
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sweet cheesarella barbacorn
Feb 17, 06:36
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