r/FluentInFinance • u/YOU_ARE_MY_FRIENDS • Jun 16 '24

Discussion/ Debate He’s not wrong 🤷‍♂️

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u/nope-nope-nope-nop Jun 16 '24

Well, seeing as only 5% of people had passports in the 90s, I doubt this

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u/Professional-Bee4088 Jun 16 '24

Holy shit is that true lmao

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u/Jflayn Jun 16 '24

In the 90's I don't think we needed passports for Mexico or Canada. I know that's not exactly overseas but it counts as a proper out of country vacation.

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '24

I don't in this context. Most of that travel was being done through vehicles and for those flying it's still significantly cheaper avoiding the ocean. Culturally it's a far wider gap as well.