All right, today from Reuters.

Argentine artist paints on inflation hit banknotes.

Yikes.

I guess it's better than real paper, though.

You know what I mean?

It's got that texture.

Maybe.

I don't know.

I actually have never seen Argentine banknotes.

Have you?

Banknote, that's what a dollar bill is.

I mean, basically, I mean mean it's all it's it's

it's an i o you sure uh and this guy decided that uh and i got to be real he's uh he's quite

the painter uh i actually might find this dude and purchase something from him he does this

shit looks actually pretty cool um it makes me wonder i haven't seen this article you brought it in this

morning and i'm like i'm wondering if is he painting on it because it's already worthless yeah he can

get more money out of it so yeah so uh this is in salta argentina uh this is from a few days back

but regardless is kind of, it's still interesting.

Argentina's cash has lost so much value in recent years that local artist Sergio Gerellmero Diaz, I don't know, I have to apologize with that one. I can't pronounce that

stuff. I'm sorry. Fines painting on even the most valuable bank notes has become affordable.

Hmm. So with the annual inflation that likely neared 100% last year, the largest painting on even the most valuable bank notes has become affordable.

So with the annual inflation that likely neared 100% last year, the largest denomination of Argentine currency, the 1,000 peso bill is worth around $5.60 officially or just $3 on parallel

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