I have read somewhere that those "gold papers" have difficulty being shipped to (potential and confirmed) buyers worldwide. 🤔🤯 !WEIRD !DIY
Anyway, it's good to see that you have a "Teacher's ID" for teaching your own children. 🤔 I wonder if it can be used to teach other parents' children too (with the parents' permission of course). 🤯🤓 !HOPE !INDEED
I would imagine these are very "loosable" items, and would have some "difficulty" being shipped, given their value and more importantly their POTENTIAL value, if/when gold normalizes against the world's fiat currencies.
I wonder if it can be used to teach other parents' children too
Thankfully in some States it's up to the discretion of the parent how their child is educated, so any 'teacher' that the parent deems qualified, is fit to teach their children. Some States require regulation and oversite - as sensible as that sounds, there is a huge net loss in quality education by doing that. By surrendering children to public (welfare) education, parents have little to no say in who teaches their children, other than knowing they are certified by the State to teach. Some parents are not comfortable with State sponsored education.
!BBH
I could imagine that such "gold paper" has a high chance of getting lost somewhere during handling, shipping, and delivery. 🤔🤯 Perhaps someone could start their own "gold paper" business in every country (if legally possible)! 🤯🤓
I wonder if parent-teachers and/or their respective children are still required to go to a governmental educational institution occasionally, such as parents to renew their ID or children to take some tests. 🤓
Anyway, I think that you meant to say "losable" instead of loosable, and "oversight" instead of oversite. 🤔🤓
!HOPE !INDEED !PIZZA !DIY
Most countries do not allow any competition is the world of "money".
And loosable is how I spell "losable" when I sound out "loose" and add an "able". And oversite when I combine "over" and "site" when I should combine "over" with "sight". You'll have to forgive my spelling, I was educated at a governmental institution.
I wonder if you really mean "loose" which is the opposite of "tight" or "rigid", instead of "lose" which is the opposite of "gain" or "have". 🤯🤯 I think that being educated (where others say "schooled") in a government institution has little to do with spelling correctly. 🤯😅 !LOLZ !DIY
My (home educated) wife corrects my spelling and is like a living thesaurus if I ever need an obscure word explained, very rarely do I come across a word she doesn't know. !BBH
If only your wife is always with you, then you won't have any problem spelling words! 🤗😅 !HOPE !INDEED !HUG !DIY
It might be better if your wife is also your typer, so she won't need to tell you to correct something on what is typed. 🤯🤣 !WEIRD !PIZZA !HUG !DIY
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