[CAN-Newegg] - MSI R9 390 for 402$

[SnipingBow]

https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/part/msi-video-card-r9390gaming8g

 

That awkward moment when it wasn't on sale on black friday.

[iHardware Shelden]

$402 not 402$

[SnipingBow]

$402 not 402$

Canada ftw

[iHardware Shelden]

Canada ftw

Aahhhh ok got confused there

[insulin shots]

Aahhhh ok got confused there

Im Canadian and I'm still cofused. We write it as $402. Unless perhaps Quebec writes it like 402$. You never know with them.

[SnipingBow]

Im Canadian and I'm still cofused. We write it as $402. Unless perhaps Quebec writes it like 402$. You never know with them.

Yea QC is pretty fcked up. That's where I am from and they do it like this: 402$. Still better than the imperial system tho. (u mad 'murica?)

[Jerakl]

Im Canadian and I'm still cofused. We write it as $402. Unless perhaps Quebec writes it like 402$. You never know with them.

 

I write it 402$. I'm in AB.

[insulin shots]

I write it 402$. I'm in AB.

 

 

Yea QC is pretty fcked up. That's where I am from and they do it like this: 402$. Still better than the imperial system tho. (u mad 'murica?)

Ok so I got curious and found this. Looks like in English text the "$" is meant to come before the amount, and in French text the "$" comes after the amount. 

http://www.bt-tb.tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca/btb.php?lang=eng&cont=075

[Jerakl]

Ok so I got curious and found this. Looks like in English text the "$" is meant to come before the amount, and in French text the "$" comes after the amount. 

http://www.bt-tb.tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca/btb.php?lang=eng&cont=075

 

For me it's because I think of the "$" symbol as the word "dollars".

So in my mind "dollars 402" doesn't make sense. So I just automatically type it "402 dollars".

[MrRavens]

lmfao what? First time I've seen people legitimately right money down with the dollar sign at the back. Now I have all these questions haha. Do you guys do it in programs like excel and stuff? Or you just stick with what everyone else does for stuff like that for consistency? Cause even outside of the dollar, most other currencies (don't wanna say all cause not sure) state what they are first before their value. Man this is interesting. 

[SnipingBow]

lmfao what? First time I've seen people legitimately right money down with the dollar sign at the back. Now I have all these questions haha. Do you guys do it in programs like excel and stuff? Or you just stick with what everyone else does for stuff like that for consistency? Cause even outside of the dollar, most other currencies (don't wanna say all cause not sure) state what they are first before their value. Man this is interesting. 

Actually yea.

[FourCorners]

The $ after the amount is a QC french thing. I live near the Quebec boarder so I see often enough were it isn't unusual but I didn't know that the rest of Canada found this to be so baffling. But eh, it all means the same  

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Yea QC is pretty fcked up. That's where I am from and they do it like this: 402$. Still better than the imperial system tho. (u mad 'murica?)

 

Im Canadian and I'm still cofused. We write it as $402. Unless perhaps Quebec writes it like 402$. You never know with them.

 

Wtf it ain't fucked up. You say 400 dollars. Not dollars 400.

[SnipingBow]

Wtf it ain't fucked up. You say 400 dollars. Not dollars 400.

I take it back loool

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

I take it back loool

 

Ayyy