I’m hearing he picked up a pretty sweet sponsorship deal from @tap1thur29weretaken
Mr. @DerekJohnson will not receive an additional Rial from me or representatives of Tapsi until new company logo is displayed on website masthead as was discussed.
Also, in case you didn’t know, the currency of Vietnam is the Dong.
Maybe this belongs in @Baseman’s BBC bored, but you can get about 23,176 dong for one US dollar. That’s not as much dong as *I* am used to getting, but dong has depreciated heavily since 2005 (around 35%). I‘ve probably lost over half my money in dong. I just learned that one can’t keep chasing dong, continuing to prop it up, especially when it underperforms.
Also, in case you didn’t know, the currency of Vietnam is the Dong.
Maybe this belongs in @Baseman’s BBC bored, but you can get about 23,176 dong for one US dollar. That’s not as much dong as *I* am used to getting, but dong has depreciated heavily since 2005 (around 35%). I‘ve probably lost over half my money in dong. I just learned that one can’t keep chasing dong, continuing to prop it up, especially when it underperforms.
Classic.
If you're putting that much into dong then you're working for it rather than vice-versa. Sit back and let the dong find you once it gets back up.
Also, in case you didn’t know, the currency of Vietnam is the Dong.
Maybe this belongs in @Baseman’s BBC bored, but you can get about 23,176 dong for one US dollar. That’s not as much dong as *I* am used to getting, but dong has depreciated heavily since 2005 (around 35%). I‘ve probably lost over half my money in dong. I just learned that one can’t keep chasing dong, continuing to prop it up, especially when it underperforms.
Edited to reflect total of $4508 received to date.
Or 23,175 Vietnamese dong.
We were probably on pace for $23,175 before Husky football went back into hibernation. Now we have to settle for Hanoi De Jour and her love of the dong.
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I'm liking Lauren Tsai a lot (right), though in my eyes she still doesn't equal Haruka from Terrace House Tokyo 2019-20
Jeeze - what are you doing down there?
Maybe this belongs in @Baseman’s BBC bored, but you can get about 23,176 dong for one US dollar. That’s not as much dong as *I* am used to getting, but dong has depreciated heavily since 2005 (around 35%). I‘ve probably lost over half my money in dong. I just learned that one can’t keep chasing dong, continuing to prop it up, especially when it underperforms.
If you're putting that much into dong then you're working for it rather than vice-versa. Sit back and let the dong find you once it gets back up.