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So, I guess you hope that the American Dollar plunges against the Euro and your purchasing power increases to offset the added tax? Although to offset 25% that pretty unimaginable.
I remember when I bought my GoT nib, from when I ordered it, to when I received (purchased) the game our Canadian dollar dropped and my cost changed to almost a grand more expensive. The game was the same price in US$, it just cost more in Canada.
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Quoted from elcolonel:and what about Sweden, look at their Covid statistics with virtually no shut downs or mandates.
Sweden ain’t looking so hot anymore. This isn’t a good defence of no lockdowns. Their King came out 2 weeks ago and said they have failed.
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