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European governments turn to hugs and high-fives as payment solution

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In a shocking turn of events, the European governments have come up with a hilarious solution to their financial crisis – they are planning to start taking all payments in the form of hugs and high-fives!

According to the statement issued by the Finance Minister, Emma Thompson, this bold strategy was inspired by a viral social media trend that saw people exchanging hugs and high-fives in lieu of cash payments. Initially, the government thought it was just a lark, but upon seeing the viral potential of this trend, they decided to jump on the bandwagon.

The new payment system, aptly named “Hugs n’ Five”, is expected to be implemented across the European Union by the end of this year. Under this system, citizens will have the option to pay for everything from groceries to utilities with hugs and high-fives instead of money.

The government is hoping that this approach will not only help them tide over their financial crisis, but also create a more positive and happy society. According to Emma, “We believe that hugs and high-fives have a lot more value than money. Money is just a piece of paper, but a hug can brighten up someone’s day and make them feel loved. We are confident that our citizens will embrace this new payment method with open arms – literally!”

However, not everyone is convinced that this is the best way to solve the financial crisis. Critics have pointed out that while hugs and high-fives are great, they won’t be enough to pay for things like healthcare or education. Some have even suggested that this is just a ploy to distract citizens from the real problem – high taxes.

Despite the criticism, the government is optimistic about the success of Hugs n’ Five. And who knows, maybe one day we will all be able to pay for everything with just a smile and a pat on the back!

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