You're thinking of McDonald's.

(One) day when I was chillin' in Kentucky Fried Chicken
Just mindin' my business, eatin' food and finger lickin'
This dude walked in lookin' strange and kind of funny
Went up to the front with a menu and his money
He didn't walk straight, kind of side to side
He asked this old lady, "Yo, yo, um...is this Kentucky Fried?"
The lady said "Yeah", smiled and he smiled back
He gave a quarter and his order, small fries, Big Mac!
You be illin'

lol

and she’s like bitches I ain’t stopping neither

that’s the ****ing business model - yo

Before anyone talks about money, they need to know that governments do not create their own money. Banks create money and LOAN it to countries [WITH INTEREST, mind you].

When you run a household, you have money coming in and you use that money to pay bills. But that is not how governments work.

Money that a government earns goes to pay back the loans and interest.

Say there is a 3% interest rate and they loan $1 Trillion to a country to let them use their currency. That bank has only printed $1 Trillion, but said government owes them $1.03 Trillion. They owe more money than actually exists. What do they do?

Thank You.

SDG&E - Paid (gas and electric)
Cox Communications - Paid
Otay Water - Paid
Singular Wireless - Paid
Colonial Insurance - Paid
Visa Card - Paid
Amex Card - Paid
Amazon Card - Paid
Mortgage - Paid
Association Fees - Paid
Mello Roos - Paid
Car Insurance - Paid
Linda's Health Insurance - Paid
Music Banter Fees - Paid
Trash Fees (same as MB) - Paid

Such is life in the real world away from the womb.

If the government printed its own money, there would be no reason for federal taxes.

Anyone care to wager a guess who owns the central banks or created this system of usury?

lmao

you're not that bright my friend

taxes are necessary to pay for govt

thus some value must be extracted from society to do so

the only scenario in which "printing their own money" would stop them from having to tax us is one where they print money for themselves to spend directly, inflating the currency which then inadvertently taxes us all

next utopian plan?

Welcome back.