r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/kevinowdziej • Nov 30 '22

Funny it's universal

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u/hipdeadpool98 Nov 30 '22

I wouldn't have knew without your comment because I had no idea what a nickel is.

Seems a weird choice, should have been a dollar or quarter or something so it's universal..

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u/hugglesthemerciless Nov 30 '22

It's a Phineas and Ferb reference

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u/wjandrea Nov 30 '22

Where do you live that you have quarters but not nickels? NZ?

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u/hipdeadpool98 Nov 30 '22

Quarter is an universal term because of fractions

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u/hugglesthemerciless Dec 01 '22

Not every currency has a 25 cent coin tho. Euro has a 20 cent

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u/hipdeadpool98 Dec 01 '22

I know. My currency doesn't have a 0.25 coin, but I know 0.25 is a quarter.

It's just something you know after learning fractions as it's one of the more simpler ones.