Britta's Letters from her life divided between city-life in German's capital Berlin and life in a Bavarian village

Wednesday, 18 May 2016

The World's Economy - explained with just two (blogs) cows

©Brigitta Huegel
Dear You, 
at the moment - you feel it, with that hopping between my own blogs - I am a bit restless.
Might be the influence of spring?
I shouldn't do that. When a company gets too big, too much diversification makes everybody hectic and stressed, and one loses track of the real important things.
So back again to Berlin letters, solely - and http://burstingwithhappiness.blogspot.de/, of course - because that is quite a different cup of tea.
I'll drink that tea, calm down, and study the following very funny lesson in economics -

http://9gag.com/gag/aXXoWA6/the-world-s-economy-explained-with-just-two-cows

 with just two Blogs cows!             


22 comments:

  1. Delightful description of American Corporations --but incomplete. Of course one sells one of 2 cows to a buyer who has already gone through the process of exhausting the remaining cow. Process repeats. This leaves seller with no cows. Seller becomes a consultant.

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    1. Hahaha - your definition is a real "added value", Geo.!

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    1. And did they make baby bicycles?

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    2. That seems to me as too much faith in the possibilities of modern technology, Shawn!

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  3. I believe it always was cows, or Birgitta would have not shoes.

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    1. But many more shoes than just two, Joanne ...

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    2. Back in the day, Imelda Marcos owned maybe twice as many as I owned. Keeping the economy moving.

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    3. I still try -- when I come home with new ones, they sing in a chorus: "Actually you needed some shoes!"

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  4. This is hilarious. I must share it with my international students.

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    1. I liked it so much too - got it via a friend; she always finds great snippets in the net.

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  5. I love those swan shoes. They capture my sense of "different". I have seen the two cows thing many times but never to the extent this one portrayed. It was fun.

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    1. Thank you, Emma. The swan shoes are really comfortable - and once a Swedish woman asked me in the underground, if she might take a picture of them. Of course!

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  6. I enjoyed this very much it made me smile as it all seemed very accurately - I wonder who thought it up. I am in the process of putting away my winter shoes and bringing out the summer ones - just hope I have a chance to wear them as the weather is pretty drear at the moment.

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    1. Thank you, Elaine - it was new and funny for me too. Well - the weather here is changing - its getting warm now (the last days I regretted havin my coat at the cleaner's - had forgotten that the farmer in Germany speak of theses days in May as "Schafskälte" - "cold for sheep" - they just shorn...)

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  7. I love the Italian one; typical! :)
    Greetings Maria x

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    1. Maria, I love la cucina mediterranea! We were in Berlin in La Lavanderia Vecchia - wonderful, and a very good wine from Lazio, "Ratto delle Sabine", lovely! Greetings Britta x

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  8. You have two genetically modified cows. You feed them growth hormone. They grow as big as 4 cows. You sell them to your favourite fast food outlet. With the money you open a pharmacy next door.

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  9. Haha, Gwil, did you work that out? The pharmacist's wife might become a dietitian, and give courses on healthy nutrition, write a cookbook and become the new Nigella Lawson?

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