re: #101 wheat-dogg

I already had checked the currency, and concluded what they were passing out was not Honduran lempiro. Hadn’t thought of checking Guatemalan bills, though what the man is handing out appears to be white and pink, and some of people receiving it seem perplexed about what it is. Someone on Twitter suggested the town was in El Salvador, but there they use the US dollar, and those are not greenbacks.

The businesses in the background are so generic that it’s impossible to identify the location, and the video quality is so bad that I can’t even get a good view of the automobile license tags.

Naturally, this video is all over the RWNJ-asphere, so finding the original video is nigh impossible. I’ve even tried searching in Spanish, to no avail.

Well, they are passing out single pieces of paper. Assuming they are banknotes, the largest denominations are:

Guatemalan Quetzal: 200Q, exchange rate 7.74 to US$1.
Honduran Lempira: L500, exchange rate 24.14 to US$1.

That might be enough for taxi fare across town, hardly a trip to the US border.

If it is not currency, it could be anything: a business handing out coupons, say.