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Greece was the first country to defect from the non-default game theory  regime of the European Union (a move which ultimately will be in its  great benefit, as it is forced, very shortly, to default higher and  higher into the 177% of GDP secured debt,  until finally even the Troika's DIP loan is impaired). It has also  become the first country to demonstrate that people can, contrary to  apocalyptic claims otherwise by the global banker consortium which  realizes oh too well it will be its death if  people stop playing by the broken rules, exist under a barter regime.  The video below shows how the Greek town of Volos develops its own  bartering system without the aid of the euro. Yes - it can be done,  especially since one is forced to produce in order to consume, and  borrowing infinitely from the future becomes impossible.