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walthamstow
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Amazon tells employees to return to office five da...
I'm extremely curious about the nationality and residence of a person who uses Braintree (a town in Essex UK with a silly name) as an example but purchases things in dollars
jrib
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Braintree is also a town near Boston in the United States:
https://www.mbta.com/stops/place-brntn
walthamstow
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No way! I had assumed it was too silly for North America, like Pratts Bottom or Twatt
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There's also a Braintree in Massachusetts, outside of Boston. It's the last stop on the MBTA's red line.
syene
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United States dollars are the de facto global currency. I can see a British person converting pounds to US dollars writing for a global audience.
hiAndrewQuinn
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