@TachankaTheGreat1337
Meanwhile 90% of the bills I get are ripped
@sandeepthandal5055
One kid actually broke Canadian money in my school
@alreadylost6587
Too bad it's not immune to inflation.
@AzraelHing
As a Canadian I can confirm that money here is indestructible 😂
@bakedpotatojoe
only issue is if there is an tiny amount of damage at all, it spreads and rips the whole bill as soon as you touch it 😭
@actualfacts1055
Same as Australia.
@NOON2TV
Uk be like : don’t remove the queen from the bill
@phdcinnabar5754
Polymer banknotes, made from synthetic polypropylene, have several drawbacks, including: Cost: They are more expensive to produce than paper banknotes, especially in the short term. Recycling: They require specialized recycling processes, and some countries may not have the facilities to recycle them. Compatibility: They may not be compatible with existing automatic payment and vending machines. Folding: They are harder to fold than paper banknotes and can crease when folded. Slippery: Their smooth surface makes them harder to count by hand. Stickiness: They can get sticky when wet. Fading: The colors of polymer banknotes can fade over time. Sorting: Older sorting machines may not be able to sort them out as fast as paper money. Environmental impact: When burned, they pollute the air.
@dvsblades187
Bulshit those bills break so easily almost broke five-dollar bill in half by pulling it out of my pocket the wrong way
@ryleejohnson2583
Because she was our queen. Us Canadians may have unbreakable money. But I’m not joking when I say this but my friend actually ripped on once. So its actually possible they’re just not doing it right
@maxmaximomax7253
UK Australia Romania Nigeria and some other countrys : 🗿
@BraydonT-f5d
Mean while you have the Australians already having that.
@rojehramez9839
Egypt also has a 10 dollar bill which has the same material
@KazuaZakai
Fun fact, European note bills are made from cotton, not paper like some would think
@inoriyukki
Australian roller 😂
@billmase2458
i got some scissors that will fix it
@DylanRobinson-f6l
i used to live in canada and i know that those bills can go through a washing machine and come out without a scratch. that is also why now with me having american money i put all in the bank because you cant physically break electronic money or cryptocurrency
@Putchle
The CSIRO and university of Melbourne developed this polymer..
@nosterpierre7353
In Haiti 🇭🇹 back years som bills used to be plastic cover
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