Time is money, money is time. But how can you print money when you cannot print time? Another offshoot of the Fiat Ponzi and the criminal monetary socialism of central banks...

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“Who pays for what?” This question often leads to discussions at the restaurant table after dinner with family or friends, especially when not everyone has ordered or drunk the same amount. A host in Esslingen, Germany, has had enough: In his Italian restaurant, he now prohibits separate payments, as it means too much effort for his service staff. In Switzerland, restaurant owners are also considering measures against separate payments – much to the annoyance of some customers, as heard from the 20-Minuten community."

The host may upset many. From his perspective, it is nothing more than another measure to secure his existence, a kind of shrinkflation in the service industry to defend himself against inflation. From the customer's viewpoint, it is a deterrent measure, unpopular and inconvenient. In the end game of fiat, the host will completely close down, as the business is no longer worthwhile. Fiat money in the end: Everyone loses, lose-lose.

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