Free Breakfast at Carl's Jr's
Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2016 12:45 pm
Sorta.
So I drove over to Carl's Jr's to pick up a Monster biscuit with my $1.99 coupon (expired, but they honor them). Had grabbed my
loose change container from home as it was almost full. While sorting the quarters out, much to my surprise... I found two 1963,
one AU the other normal wear. Woohoo! Then (as we always tell each other to go back to the bank and ask for other rolls)... I
rechecked what I had already separated into paper cups in my tray holder in the truck. Found another! Again, 1963.
No way these were my own stash accidentally commingled into the change jar. Now... the question this raises in my mind is this.
Some numbnuts must have come across a roll of 1963 and just spent them as change. It mystifies me how anyone can not realize
the value of silver coins... but there are undoubtedly hundreds of millions of American's who DON'T! I will show a Merc or
Walker to someone at work, and they're all "Gee, I've never seen one of those before. Is it real? Can you spend it? It looks funny,
not like the coins we have now." People even into their 30's are clueless.
Gives new meaning to the term dumb luck. Their ignorance is our good fortune.
*how did I calculate hundreds of million's? You always hear one percent or less own precious metals. I think it's probably way less
than that. Just consider the membership base here. Even if only 1 in 1000 people who do understand their value and stack were
members, here and on other sites (discounting dual citizenships), the representation likely accounts for less than 5,000,000. That means
there are in excess of 325,000,000 in this country, who either don't know about, or can't afford to stack 90%
All that ignorance. I hate to consider what the effect of that stupidity will result in come election time. If Obama lets that
happen without declaring martial law first... after the false flag event he will orchestrate.
There! I dare you not to thread drift this post.
So I drove over to Carl's Jr's to pick up a Monster biscuit with my $1.99 coupon (expired, but they honor them). Had grabbed my
loose change container from home as it was almost full. While sorting the quarters out, much to my surprise... I found two 1963,
one AU the other normal wear. Woohoo! Then (as we always tell each other to go back to the bank and ask for other rolls)... I
rechecked what I had already separated into paper cups in my tray holder in the truck. Found another! Again, 1963.
No way these were my own stash accidentally commingled into the change jar. Now... the question this raises in my mind is this.
Some numbnuts must have come across a roll of 1963 and just spent them as change. It mystifies me how anyone can not realize
the value of silver coins... but there are undoubtedly hundreds of millions of American's who DON'T! I will show a Merc or
Walker to someone at work, and they're all "Gee, I've never seen one of those before. Is it real? Can you spend it? It looks funny,
not like the coins we have now." People even into their 30's are clueless.
Gives new meaning to the term dumb luck. Their ignorance is our good fortune.
*how did I calculate hundreds of million's? You always hear one percent or less own precious metals. I think it's probably way less
than that. Just consider the membership base here. Even if only 1 in 1000 people who do understand their value and stack were
members, here and on other sites (discounting dual citizenships), the representation likely accounts for less than 5,000,000. That means
there are in excess of 325,000,000 in this country, who either don't know about, or can't afford to stack 90%
All that ignorance. I hate to consider what the effect of that stupidity will result in come election time. If Obama lets that
happen without declaring martial law first... after the false flag event he will orchestrate.
There! I dare you not to thread drift this post.