Difference between revisions of "The Paan Currency Association"
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| − | The Paan Currency Association (PCA) is an economic association that currently consists of two member nations: The Jingoistic States of Baba Gupta, which is the headquarters of the alliance, and The Dominion of the Everlasting Know. | + | The Paan Currency Association (PCA) is an economic association that currently consists of two member nations: The Jingoistic States of Baba Gupta, which is the headquarters of the alliance, and The Dominion of the Everlasting Know. Members of this association employ the use of paan, a snackfood developed in the region of [[India]], as currency. Although negotiations are currently taking place, the two nations have not yet instituted formal economic ties and still possess two different currencies (The paan, which is in use in Baba Gupta, and the Everlasting Know paan, which is in use in the Everlasting Know). |
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| + | Since portions of Paan do not contain markings that indicate their value, a portioning system, known as the Jiwa Paan Portioning System (JPPS) has been developed to help attribute certain monetary values to various sized portions of paan. | ||
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Overview
The Paan Currency Association (PCA) is an economic association that currently consists of two member nations: The Jingoistic States of Baba Gupta, which is the headquarters of the alliance, and The Dominion of the Everlasting Know. Members of this association employ the use of paan, a snackfood developed in the region of India, as currency. Although negotiations are currently taking place, the two nations have not yet instituted formal economic ties and still possess two different currencies (The paan, which is in use in Baba Gupta, and the Everlasting Know paan, which is in use in the Everlasting Know).
Paying with Paan
Since portions of Paan do not contain markings that indicate their value, a portioning system, known as the Jiwa Paan Portioning System (JPPS) has been developed to help attribute certain monetary values to various sized portions of paan.
