True, but all new members sign an agreement that they will eventually join the eurozone. It's not enforced and there is no pressure to do so, but on paper they agree to it.
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That's an EU regulation, not a corporate measure. And it has drastically decreased the amount of littered bottle caps, so a good thing.
I think you have lost all sense of how much a billion is from it being thrown around so much. 5.5 billion is an enormous sum of money. Think of how much 1 million is, then imagine spending that 5500 times. It's an obscene amount. Sure, some people have more wealth than that, but it's still an absurdly large amount.
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I don't understand this. Are you talking about vespa's or something like that?
That's why you have euthanasia laws in some countries. It allows you to say goodbye with dignity while you are still sane. For example, if you get diagnosed with an aggressive and untreatable cancer, it allows you to say farewell to your loved ones before you become a husk of your former self simply waiting to die.
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There are not many employers that allow that in my experience.
I guess you weren't SatansMagottyCumFart?
They were not a founding member and even had their application vetoed by France before joining a decade later, but still well before the creation of the euro.