Quote by Yogi Berra

A nickel isn't worth a dime today.

A nickel isn't worth a dime today.

Summary

This quote suggests that the value of a nickel is significantly less than that of a dime in the present time. It highlights the concept of inflation, where the worth of currency depreciates over time. It implies that what used to be considered valuable or worth something in the past is no longer as valuable in current circumstances. The quote serves as a reminder that the relative value of currency can fluctuate and diminish, altering our perception of worth.

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