I’ve just been shopping in the local supermarket. Nothing special, just a few bits apples, bread, smoked salmon etc
Got the the till and the total was 30.00 chf ( Swiss francs )

Cool – a round number, that doesn’t happen very often.

You know how it is, different currency so pay for everything with notes 🙂
I wanted to off load a load of change I’ve been accumulating so started counting? I had exactly 30.00 in change.

SWEET

Were you in the Swiss version of PoundLand?

I have nothing to add.

Cool – a round number, that doesn’t happen very often.

One in a thousand, so if you visit any shop say twice a day, it’ll happen once every 18 months ish.

Were you in the Swiss version of PoundLand?

Francland? Anyway, I bet you were pretty CHFed with the result.

No, I wasn’t in le poundland. Just one of life little coincidences you grumpy farts 🙂

Cool – a round number, that doesn’t happen very often.
One in a thousand, so if you visit any shop say twice a day, it’ll happen once every 18 months ish.

So if that’s a one in 1000, what are the odds of that AND having the correct change to pay for it.
MIND BLOWN

One in a thousand, so if you visit any shop say twice a day, it’ll happen once every 18 months ish.

That assumes a uniform distribution of prices though, which there aren’t, and IME our continental friends don’t go in for the ‘x.99’ pricing, so it’s probably more likely.

Still, these things tend to please me too.

The Swiss version of Poundland translates to ‘Threepoundland’

What components of your yarn actually coincide ?

Oh and while we are at it, which part is funny ?