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Yeah I'm curious as to who did the number crunching and decided it would make for good business to open up shop. I always assumed people brought what they needed with them, not that you could pop into a Dick's Sporting Goods down there to pick up a spare jacket or tent if you left yours at home.

I knew of the ATM in Antartica but I did not know that the ATM in Ein Bokek (Which I have been to) was the lowest. If I would have known at the time. I would've withdrew some cash :D Maybe the ATM operator needs to put a sign up of this fact, they would collect so much more ATM operator fees if tourists would realise this fact.

Yeah I'm curious as to who did the number crunching and decided it would make for good business to open up shop. I always assumed people brought what they needed with them, not that you could pop into a Dick's Sporting Goods down there to pick up a spare jacket or tent if you left yours at home.

everyone send location requests!!!!

People think when you become a scientist you eat for free? *facepalm*.

No, I assumed that when stationed - cash would not be paid for what I also assumed would be mostly caffeteria meals, which would be part of your package.

Stop assuming you know what people are thinking *facepalm*

Feels like some side-quest in an RPG :p

The end of the world is coming at the most desolate place on the world, you're the single soul that braves to go there and fix it, and guess what - a random guy pops up and still wants to trade :D

Take out the end of the world (unless that's something we don't know about Antarctica yet) and it's really like that :D

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Great, now next time I'm desperately searching an ATM I won't help but think of these forsaken but comparatively enabling places! :angry:

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