they started putting presidents on money in 1963.
they started putting presidents on money in 1963.
when did they start putting presidents on money?
1963
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arriving to canada, khabouth enrolled at overlea secondary school in east york within metropolitan toronto. his penchant for working grueling hours soon emerged as he held three part-time jobs at one point during high school with his first job at a mcdonald's while the other two were cleaning carpets and stocking shelves at an iga store. after graduating, khabouth took a job at a computer company, but he wanted work that involved dealing with people. simultaneously, following a few nights out in toronto, he began growing enamoured with the nightclub scene, quickly resolving to start putting money aside for a possible future attempt at running a nightclub. for the time being, he decided to give retail a try, finding a job at a stitches store in yorkville and quickly working his way up to manager there. not even 20 years of age and looking to start his own business, he launched a clothing line, an entrepreneurial effort in toronto that mostly consisted of getting the hip clothing stores that catered to the emerging queen west scene interested in his products. however, realizing it would take years to build a name in fashion, he zeroed in on the nightclub business as his next area of interest.
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