
In the middle of the talk, someone else stepped into the exchange, a pale individual resembling an arctic fox, whom looked more like he was dressed for the beach than a visit to the bank. He wore only swimming trunks.

"Yeah. I was looking forward to some fun in the sun at the beach. Jetski, surfboarding, maybe a little scuba diving. But I've had some, emergency expenses."
"Emergency expenses?"
"Okay, I forgot it was my girl's rezzday, and I had to get some presents on a pinch, and not bother looking for a good buy. So I'm now a little short."
"Well Sir, as an exchange service, we can take your dollars, Euros, or one of several other international currencies, and for a small fee exchange them for Lindens. Or the other way around if you desire."
"Dollars for Lindens, please."

"Thanks, now on to the beach!"
"Have a great time."
"Yeah, though I wish they'd stop with the arctic fox jokes. Because of my white fur, people kid me that I should vacation in Alaska instead of on the beach, or call me a goth!"
They chuckled, then the visitor went on his way.
The Podex Exchange is located at Moonbeam (26, 223, 34), with a website at http://www.podex.info/ . Jacek Shuftan is the CEO. Podex has recently been offering an SL Visa Card, aka "Second Card," with details at http://www.podex.nazwa.pl/card/ , as well as setting up an office in Avination to trade $Cs for international currencies.
Note: The preceding is a fictional story, written for the dual purpose of advertisement and entertainment.
Bixyl Shuftan
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