Question for Germans

09-05-09, 04:14 AM

I've heard that cheque books are pretty common in the States, which I in a way understand because the USA is a big country where changes to the system would require huge national standards to be enforced.

I've also heard, from my buddy, that cheque books are also pretty common in Germany which surprises me a bit.

I would say that it's pretty important for Finns that things work smoothly, and being a relatively small nation it's relatively easy to standardise and optimise things although we have our share of bad city and other planning.

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09-05-09, 04:14 AM	#6
OneToughHerring Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	I've heard that cheque books are pretty common in the States, which I in a way understand because the USA is a big country where changes to the system would require huge national standards to be enforced. I've also heard, from my buddy, that cheque books are also pretty common in Germany which surprises me a bit. I would say that it's pretty important for Finns that things work smoothly, and being a relatively small nation it's relatively easy to standardise and optimise things although we have our share of bad city and other planning.