When he died he had $310 billion.
Visited the Sleepy Hollow Cemetery with Sarah today. Apparently people like to leave cash on Andrew Carnegie's grave. Because if there's anyone you should be giving money to, it's a dead rich person.
Not doing a bit, you're 100% fine and correct to just take that money. Fixing your house, paying a bill, buying ice-cream, giving it to someone else or whipping the coins at the head of a passing executive are all better uses.
He covered his money with the blood of steelworkers so it would be fitting
Just think of all the laundry you could do with those quarters.
Sometimes I stop and think about how the world’s largest economy just stopped being able to be distribute such a widely used denomination of currency last year, has shown no signs of solving the problem and no one seems to think it as odd.
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Sure, but a small handful of people made a lot of money, did you ever stop and think about that sweaty?
just stopped being able to be distribute such a widely used denomination of currency last year
Have we not been able to distribute quarters? I haven't heard about that.
Yep. That was the coin shortage, which apparently hasn't really been fixed. We had a shortage of $50 notes in Canada due to hoarding, but that was sort of a temporary thing as people started carrying more cash on them at a given time. It's long been fixed.
Don't worry, I'm sure some of the local homeless know this is a spot for an easy pay day.
This has the same energy as your coworker that says "see you tomorrow, unless I win the lottery" every single day.
it should be moved to Pittsburgh, we can give him the treatment he gave our people in Homestead
I left an NFT on his grave when I went by, which is better since no one can remove since it's locked into the blockchain
If someone wrote this in a story about the US, they would say the allegory is too on the nose.
You'll be Carnegie's ghost, collecting on the debt we all have for the Atlas burden he so thanklessly assumed
