Can morale patches be exchanged for cheeseburgers?
It is not common practice to exchange morale patches for cheeseburgers. Morale patches are small, embroidered patches that are often used by military personnel, law enforcement officers, and other organizations as a way to display their unit's insignia or to show support for a particular cause. They are typically worn on uniforms or gear and are not considered a form of currency. Cheeseburgers, on the other hand, are a type of sandwich that consists of a hamburger patty with cheese on top, served on a bun. It is not generally possible to use morale patches to purchase cheeseburgers or other goods or services.
-Thanks, Robot. But I don't see it this way. I think morale patches could easily be bartered for cheeseburgers. In fact, I believe cheeseburgers hold less value then a morale patch because a patch can last you for decades. A cheeseburger can only keep you satisfied for a couple minutes. 5 tops.