Arranging this money order cost 50 in bank fees and commissions.

He went to the bank and changed his money.

Is there a bank where I can exchange yen for dollars?

So, all I need is money from the bank to build a rocket.

menacing orchestral music playing

I exchanged some yen for dollars at the bank.

To any passerby, there's no problem with this visual.

savings account closed. checking account closed.

OK, so now we're in an interesting situation.

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China s Exchange Rate Puzzle

But you're not affecting the world itself in any way.

Well I have no debts, so I have 250,000 in cash, total.

And I need that in a cashier's check or a money order, doesn't matter.

Draws rectangles and squares

What's today's exchange rate?

Draws polygons

So I'd sign the cheque or get the bank to make a transfer.

so you stop at a bank?

He's a Saint Paul banker, Ed Bremer. We need a few more hands.

Rectangle Draw a rectangle

The rate of exchange is 145 yen to the dollar.

The attendance must not drop.

What is the exchange rate today?

What's the exchange rate today?

Why is it, on the radio news every evening,

You are meddling in the internal affairs of our partner countries.

Eighty grand?

That's why it's called open market operations.

The Bank of Tokyo amalgamated with the Mitsubishi Bank.

Had the wrong idea I thought that we can be a bank.

You'll see the bank on the left hand side of the hospital.

It's kind of a standard commercial bank.

I need to go to the bank.

Freddie Mac.

And then they're also going to have people riding along them, other banks.

Someone is a golfer by day and writer by night.

Well, go and do your vile thing.

The exchange rates for foreign currency change daily.

I had 250,000 and I got another 750,000 from the bank.

Copy and paste is essential with these geometry problems, we won't have to redraw everything.

But depending on what he was doing, it creates a very different character to how the law should be thinking about it.

Draws rectangles and squares with rounded corners

Right?

Like a bank, you know, except better than a bank, cos, you know, banks always get knocked off.