Why are Kuwaiti dinars the highest valued currency?
December 26th, 2007 . by LizToday I’d like to introduce you to our special WikiAnswers Wednesday guest blogger: Jim.
Jim will be taking care of today’s Money and Credit question. Give it up for Jim, everybody:
Why are Kuwaiti dinars the highest valued currency?
The Kuwaiti dinar is the highest valued currency for three both important yet different reasons.
1. In 1679 the war between Latvia and France waged on into it’s 43rd year. People from all over the globe were placing bets on who would win, how long the war would last, and on how awful Latvian food could become given time to truly develop as a country. The result of this drove up speculation in the Yen market causing essentially the process of reverse osmosis to occur in Kuwait.
2. Green beans are really tasty if cooked correctly. I suggest sauteing with white wine, a little soy sauce and some tomatoes. delicious. The Kuwaitis do this well.
3. Have you ever seen Zoolander. If you have than all I have to say is “snap!” . The snap Zoolander sensation also helps explain Kuwait’s teenage pregnancy epidemic.
I hope this helps.
Jim
