Wait. I have one last thing to say about this examination. I wish to impart my wisdom gleaned from the marvelous world of intermediate macroeconomics. The most important thing that I learned during this first half of the semester in preparation for this midterm is this: Sometimes you can pay people in hats
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SCENE: A PUB IN DEEPEST, SCUMMIEST SCOTLAND.
Kristin is wearing a hat reminiscent of a 20s flapper hat, drinking her cider along with two girlfriends.
OLD MAN AT THE BAR: Eh! Girly! That's a fine hat ye got there.
KRISTIN: Thanks!
OMATB: I'll buy it from ye. A quid!
K: No!
OMATB: What're ye playin' at, there? I say I'll give ye a quid fer yer hat!
K: Uhh....still no!
OMATB: 3 quid! It'll buy ye a pint!
K: The hat cost $25.
OMATB: I cannae tell ye what that is in pints, but I reckon two pints'll cover it.
K: No. You can't have my hat! You can't have my hat.
OMATB: Ten quid!
K: (annoyed) Fifty quid! The hat is pricesless! Fourteen pints! FOURTEEN PINTS.
OMATB: Ach, ye can keep it!
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Then again, most Scots think that alcohol is the greatest currency of them all and there can't possibly be anything that booze can't buy. I am an atypical Scot who doesn't drink and considers hats the superior currency.
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