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I repeat my earlier post; "what exit?"

What exit?

In Newark, you might end up being carried out.

Your view, of course being a widely respected authority on the functioning of government, will remain unchallenged by me as I'm here only as an observer. Do enjoy your day and I surely hope the case of nerves my post gave you quickly dissipates. Oh, try Miami Beach-Fort Lauderdale rather than...

If If you don't understand the difference now, my explaining it to you will fall on deaf ears.

Or, stay on a government payroll?

You surely didn't mean to call me a Philistine as name calling is the first sign you're losing an argument?

Then perhaps they should seek a real job!

No brainer is a correct term as in Argentina's government immense corruption seems to have found a home with the "arts". If something is profitable, private industry will fund it.

Seems the usual suspects don't want the gravy train to stop.

My Nampe still a bargain at my local Chino for 1500 pesos. try a nice evening stroll in Miami, west of US 1. If you're brave enough for that, you'll love Buenos Aires.

My Nampe still a bargain at my local Chino for 1500 pesos.

I am both shocked and appalled. (sarcasm).

Wasn't Andrea Del Boca paid lots of money by Christina for movies that failed? I'm only posting this from memory as I've never seen a film with her in it.

I believe they're called neutrias.

The party is never over.

Easiest way to deal with what appear to be out of control prices in many restaurants is don't eat there.

Just a price update from Publix supermarkets in Miami/Ft Lauderdale to compare with prices here. Wine prices aren't indicative of what's available here but the lest expensive wine I saw was around $8 US.

I jumped on that rate: Dec 27 I sent money for pickup here and got 961. Today's rate was, as you posted, -1265. For $200 US dollars that's about 60,000 MORE pesos in just a few weeks then from Dec. Thanks for the post!

As of 16:15 today, WU rate hasn't budged.