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[mus]

>china
What'll these crazy chinks think of next?

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[Harm94]

For an alleged communist nation, they are pretty western.

[Caribou]

As long as they don't have a McCaribou burger, I'm fine with it.

[Comatose]

For an alleged communist nation, they are pretty western.

A lot of the bigger cities in China, save for Beijing, have begun to embrace capitalism in a way. Communism is still rampant in rural areas.

The way it appears in China is if you don't piss off the Communist party, you can do whatever the forget you want.

[carolcat]

that's actually kind of neat. it gives poorer couples the opportunity to have an actual marriage ceremony because it doesn't cost as much.

[Harm94]

that's actually kind of neat. it gives poorer couples the opportunity to have an actual marriage ceremony because it doesn't cost as much.

But... but... court house wedding. This is a capitalist conspiracy used to indoctrinate future families!

[DrenDran]

that's actually kind of neat. it gives poorer couples the opportunity to have an actual marriage ceremony because it doesn't cost as much.

You could argue that you don't need a ceremony at all if you can't afford it.
I mean the actual marriage contract doesn't require a ceremony lol.

[$trinick]

That's note a decimal point, genius.

It is a decimal point. It's just that other nations use decimal points instead of commas, and commas instead of decimal points for some ungodly reason.

[ShadowsfeaR]

Sometimes they use the symbol inbetween like 79€90

[espio100]

Sometimes they use the symbol inbetween like 79€90

I've never seen that before.

[ShadowsfeaR]

I've never seen that before.

I was in Paris and they had it that way in some shops.

[Nonnel]

hong kong is wild

[77x5ghost2]

what the forget

[GhostStar]

goddammit. i am ashamed to work for this business

[Taboo]

It is a decimal point. It's just that other nations use decimal points instead of commas, and commas instead of decimal points for some ungodly reason.

It's not a decimal point in the American sense; this was the easiest way to communicate it to him.
There are actually a terrifying number of ways that different countries separate their radices and thousands; it's really weird, considering most still use Arabic numerals. You'd think something like would be set in stone with the system...