Yeah, you would. He's just that talented a director.

The tragedy of systemd (Benno Rice)

FWIW, Star Trek isn't the only sci-fi franchise he manages to drive against the wall.

"Gib mir 5 Eisvögel für nen Storch, hieß es. ... Wo waren wir stehen geblieben, achja ... Der springende Punkt war, dass ich ne Zwiebel am Gürtel hatte, was damals absolut üblich war."

Same amount of green.

Hmmmmm, Halbgerade

I think the reasoning is probably opposite to that, because there are more of the smaller notes in circulation. So you'll probably see multiple 5€ every day, but you'll rarely see a 200€ unless you work in banking or organized crime. I also vaguely remember a survey from years back that showed that the 5€ note is the most popular one.

FYI, Design B has the names of the birds printed on the notes, and you're correct about all of them.

https://www.ecb.europa.eu/euro/banknotes/future_banknotes/html/design-proposals.en.html

Not most of them, all had buildings, and it's always the same buildings, too. The buildings are those of the seven official institutions of the EU.

• 5€: European Parliament
• 10€: European Commission
• 20€: European Central Bank
• 50€: European Court of Justice
• 100€: European Council and Council of the EU (shared building)
• 200€: European Court of Auditors

Personally, once I figured that out (and it took me a minute), I much preferred the buildings to the seemingly random scenes on the backs of designs with the famous people. One of the designs also shows the names of the institutions (and birds), which I particularly liked.

Wenn Duplo weil zwei Enden, was wäre dann Uniplo?

LOL, I have no talent. Every time I tried a multiplayer game, I immediately got turned off by the omnipresence of microtransactions and the hostility of the people on there who do nothing else with their time. What I have is the wisdom to recognize I don't need that crap in my life.

Falls ihr euch auch gefragt habt, was das auf der Rückseite für Gebäude sind: Es sind die Hauptgebäude einiger der Organe der EU, z.B. in Bezug auf das Design H (die Gebäude werden teils anders dargestellt sind aber auf allen Designs gleichen):

5 Euro, Europaparlament (Louise-Weiss-Gebäude, Straßburg)

10 Euro, Europäische Kommission (Berlaymont-Gebäude, Brüssel)

20 Euro, Europäische Zentralbank (Frankfurt am Main)

50 Euro, Europäischer Gerichtshof (Palais de la Cour de Justice, Luxemburg, rechts der Anneau, links die Rocca-, Montesquieu-, and Comenius-Türme)

100 Euro, Rat der Europäischen Union ("EU-Ministerrat") und Europäischer Rat (Europagebäude, Brüssel, gemeinsam genutztes Gebäude)

200 Euro, Europäischer Rechnungshof (Luxemburg)

Ich fand es auch interessant, dass nur ein einziges der Designs, nämlich Design B, die Namen der Institutionen auf den Scheinen mit angibt (und zusätzlich auch die Namen der Vögel auf der Vorderseite).