Don't you just love the attention to detail, like the 5 cents. Personally I think the Swiss and Spanish are like hand in glove...
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2 comments:
'on the train...'
how odd! bet the inspector people love having to carry all that change, or maybe they just do that so they can charge the admin costs as well when people dont have the 5c.
I guess somebody has translated from pesetas years ago, and thought of all these 5 cents adding up to extra revenue...
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