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This is a 100% true story, unless my
brother's bullshitted me, in which case it isn't.
Sometime in the early nineties, my
brother, and his mate Dave, went travelling round Europe
in a battered old van. After some months, they found
themselves in Yugoslavia, which was then going through
a period of hyperinflation.
Now, since they were living out of a
van, they were having to use public toilets, and in
Yugoslavia this requires the purchase of sheets of toilet
paper from some old woman, who hangs around the
entrance. The sheets weren't hugely expensive, but Dave
and my brother were running pretty short of cash.
Then, on about day three, they had a
revelation. Due to the hyperinflation, they were paying
two hundred dinars, for a mere four sheets of toilet
paper.
But the two hundred dinars they were
paying, actually consisted of twenty ten-dinar notes.
So they were handing over twenty
sheets of paper, and getting four sheets of paper in
return.
Well there was only one sensible
course of action...
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