Canadian dollar collapsing $15 frosted flakes

[ROFL_GUY]

This from the fakkit who thinks everyone pays 30.00 for cereal

the anger

dont wrry @ROFL_GUY understands

 

[Sauce Dab]

Good thing y'all have free health care because there's going to be a lot of people having heart attacks from those outrageous prices

 

[Miggs]

I hope it keeps falling its good for business...It creates foreign investment and exporting of high value goods overseas which makes me money...

 

[Techniec]

any of yall with serious loot may wanna consider investing up here

 

[Max B]

Has anyone figured out whats up with OP's hatred for canada? Dude makes like so many different threads talking reckless about a country hes never been at

 

[Miggs]

the anger

dont wrry @ROFL_GUY understands

Not angry at all CAC...I have a wire transfering coming in today for 3 Gs USD from malaysia...falling dollar is good for business...

 

[chief_keef_stan]

@daria
@malcolmxxx_45

L

 

[Poitier]

Canada will.be right back on top soon, I remember when the loonie was 56 cents.

Oil isn't going up and neither are minerals. Next your federal revenue will disappear.

Might want to take your Igbo queen to Jamaica.

 

[M'gann]

....

 

[Cowboyz89]

Canadian posters furious over light hearted jokes. Must be those hunger pains.

Calm down and I will mail you a Snickers at the discounted price of 9$

 

[bennyfein]

The oil industry is so volatile, this has happened before and will happen again

 

[Poitier]

The oil industry is so volatile, this has happened before and will happen again

Has nothing to do with volatility. China is finally slowing down and oil excess is going to last at least decade, its value as a commodity is lessening. This is the beginning.

 

[Malcolmxxx_23]

The oil industry is so volatile, this has happened before and will happen again


Me and @daria are not worried

 

[bennyfein]

Has nothing to do with volatility. China is finally slowing down and oil excess is going to last at least decade, its value as a commodity is lessening. This is the beginning.

You sure??

 

[Poitier]

You sure??

Yes, previous oil crashes were due to embargoes and decreased oil output, the opposite of this oil shock.