All my money is tied up in cash
Immensely relieved to see Citibank shares back on the way up, though my Citibank Hungarian account hasn’t been affected. (Over the years, the Jet Set HoBo’s impostures have even extended as far as financial institutions). The balance is still running at $16.48, just as it was a couple of weeks ago when Citibank joined the litany of recent financial implosions. Sometimes, one doesn’t know how one does it; gets around so much that is. Below a little video sample of how I spend it when I’ve got it; in this case on a teaser or trailer for a comedy series called Accent on Film. It’s named that in part because it’s intended to be a parody of a show business report, with an accent on film. And also because almost everyone associated with it has some kind of OUTRAGEOUS accent!
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It may seem an odd occupation for a globe-trotting, nightlife loving bachelor, but over the last few months, I’ve been writing a children’s book called The wild cats of Piran. It’s about a colony of feral cats who live in a small medieval town on the Adriatic sea. The book is intended to appeal to very bright 9 year olds and up. The sort of thing a bookish, cat loving adult could enjoy whipping through in a long afternoon sitting in a snug armchair by an open fire. A great believer in letting the work speak for itself, if you’re at all interested, I suggest you contact the author directly, 
What’s the interest rate on that Hungarian account? I might just move some cash there… way safer than the local Citi branch here.
Er, well, I’ve just been looking online because a guy who has sixteen dollars and forty-eight cents (in that particular account) is not too well versed in things like interest rates.
Oh and I couldn’t find an answer, except (I think) in Hungarian!