Could you please elaborate on the concept of "where the USD is worth the most"? It seems to imply that the value of the US Dollar varies depending on the location or context in which it's being used. However, the USD is a globally recognized currency, and its value is typically determined by exchange rates relative to other currencies, not by geographical location. Is there a specific scenario or context you're referring to, where the value of the USD might vary significantly? And if so, what factors might contribute to such variations?