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uponit7771

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29. +1, Only if you gave a LOT of it to them. In China they're literally giving away 300,000 million

Reply to smirkymonkey (Reply #18)

Tue Apr 21, 2020, 09:46 PM

Apr 2020

... total in "vouchers" to go shopping in specific places.

The Chinese folk got sense, they know what's up.

AP didn't describe how the voucher program is working but if it was working well I'd think they'd outline how successful it was.

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