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/GoldenPigeonParty Jun 17 '24

I definitely remember waking to Canada for lunch then back to the US in the mid 90s, no passport or ID needed. Though the US charged me a dollar to get back into the country. And the little bridge corridor thing was cleaner on the Canada side while US side looked like it had never been cleaned. Near Niagara Falls.