Put most of your US dollars into non-US currencies or valuables, such as cigarettes, canned food, or gold.
Back in the Weimer Republic, outsiders from France and other countries would regularly cross the German border to buy food, carouse, or to buy up things like grand pianos for their version of $100. America’s middle class may have most of their belongings ending up in Canada and Mexico.
Put most of your US dollars into non-US currencies or valuables, such as cigarettes, canned food, or gold.
Back in the Weimer Republic, outsiders from France and other countries would regularly cross the German border to buy food, carouse, or to buy up things like grand pianos for their version of $100. America’s middle class may have most of their belongings ending up in Canada and Mexico.