A closer look
Vatican City features an automated teller machine that offers Latin as a language option for conducting your banking transactions. Supplied by the Vatican Bank, this specific ATM assumes that the ideal demographic for withdrawing modern fiat currency is a time-traveling Roman senator or an incredibly pretentious theology student. You can insert your plastic debit card, punch in a four-digit PIN, and press a button for deductio ex pecunia just to feel like you are participating in an ancient sacred ritual instead of just pulling out cash to buy an overpriced gelato near St. Peter's Basilica. It is a fantastic collision of ancient linguistics and late-stage capitalism, proving that even the Holy See understands the universal language of arbitrary withdrawal fees
