U.S. Stores Accepting Euros

American Voices

February 11, 2008 | ISSUE 44•07

In what is seen as a sign of the declining dollar, many New York City stores have begun accepting euros. What do you think?

I'd like to refer everyone to Lou Dobbs for my opinion on this matter.

Eric Cox
Systems Analyst
I just hope they go back to accepting pelts. Long story short, I got a lot of pelts I need to unload.

Tammy Jackson
Soda Vendor
If you're gouging people on the price of a bottle of water, it just seems more polite to do it in their own currency.

Scott Hernandez
Street Cleaner

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