Ronny Chieng roasts tax season, tipping practices, and America’s lack of variation in physical currency in the latest edition of America: WTF? #DailyShow
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Ronny Chieng roasts tax season, tipping practices, and America’s lack of variation in physical currency in the latest edition of America: WTF? #DailyShow
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Scissor seven!
ReplyAmerica really needs to step up their game, here in the Philippines, a lot people will want you to be president even if you don’t pay tax.
ReplyI feel you Ronny, coming from a Nigerian living in America, I feel you
ReplyYes, so on point with tipping. There are many businesses (restaurants especially) that automatically deduct an extra percentage of your bill as tip. Since when did tipping become obligatory? Leave it to countries like the US of A to create ways to tax your taxes smh.
Replyabout the only thing i LIKE about our money is that its the same size. it makes it easy to store. But all thats out the window because physical currency is dumb. easy to lose and destroy (especially our paper/fabric hybrid here) and you have to carry around different types.
just let me pay the lemonade stand down the street on Venmo
ReplyI love Ronny, the irreverent Ronny.
ReplyThe size of the bills for the blind is actually poignant. How do the blind figure out their bills in the United States? I know some fold the corners but a swindler can easily unfold or mess with that and say “whoops, you gave me the wrong bill”.
ReplySome More News (YouTube channel) just did an excellent video on the IRS. It should be required viewing in school it’s so in depth and educational.
ReplyThis is why i plan on going to canada. america just ain’t the same.
ReplyHis voice sound so similar to a character on Scissor Seven
ReplyNever thought Malaysia would be more advanced in taxation methods and currency design than the USA (the value of our money is still terrible though lol).
ReplyYes, tipping should stop. Liveable hourly wage.
ReplyThe American Dollar, the real cancer to world peace.
ReplyDo something instead of complain!
ReplyUSA the land of disfunctional systems that always end up benefiting the rich
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