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Albania is home to the biggest mint in the world. They mint money to 90% of other countries. | Albania is home to the biggest mint in the world, located in [[Euraustraliasia]]. They mint money to 90% of other countries. Some of the currencies that they print are CHD ([[Kingdom of Chicago]]) and NSK ([[New Sweden]]). To print all this money without industrialisation, they utilise child labour which is widely accepted by countries because of the benefits they receive. | ||
The payment for getting money is sending children to work for them. Many countries opt to send orphans and homeless children to Albania for the least impact on their country. When the children reach 18, they are returned to the original country now with work experience, so they can get employed and be a valued member of society. | The payment for getting money is sending children to work for them. Many countries opt to send orphans and homeless children to Albania for the least impact on their country. When the children reach 18, they are returned to the original country now with work experience, so they can get employed and be a valued member of society. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:40, 1 April 2025
Albania is home to the biggest mint in the world, located in Euraustraliasia. They mint money to 90% of other countries. Some of the currencies that they print are CHD (Kingdom of Chicago) and NSK (New Sweden). To print all this money without industrialisation, they utilise child labour which is widely accepted by countries because of the benefits they receive.
The payment for getting money is sending children to work for them. Many countries opt to send orphans and homeless children to Albania for the least impact on their country. When the children reach 18, they are returned to the original country now with work experience, so they can get employed and be a valued member of society.