That work?
That work?
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this took me way too long to get
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- pulls out a smaller $50 bill
I find this somehow funnier.
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This is excellent
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I was at the pub a couple of weeks ago while doing laundry (Laundromat is next door) and so I was just chatting with some of the other guys at the bar.
When I went to leave one of the guys went "hey don't worry, I'll cover your tab" and pulled out a $100 bill that was like 6"x12" haha
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Back in the day, a scammer would rush into a store and purchase a $5.00 item and then pay with a $100.00 bill. The owner would check the bill, see it was legit and then make change. The scammer would then say something like "I had to get that item for my uncle's birthday. Now that I have that out of the way, let me get some things for myself." They get $90.00 worth of merchandise and pay with cash. Naturally, the cashier assumes they are paying with the change they just got. Nope, the $100.00 was legit, but the rest of the bills are phony.
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That is.... incredibly clever social manipulation. I hate it but I cannot help but admire it to an extent.
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I once walked into a small store to buy cigarettes. The guy at the counter was counting €20 bills. I asked for some cigarettes (€5) and paid with €10. When he gave me my €5 change I was confused because I thought I gave €20. I told him I gave €20 and he looked at me, thought for a moment, and then gave me the €10 and said sorry. I went home, took out the €15 and only then realized what happened.
Our minds are feeble little things.
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Reality is closer to:
"That candy bar is $49.95."
pulls out a $50 bill
"Sorry, we've had a problem with counterfeit bills"
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There is a $25 bill in Canada. Not legal tender for transactions since 2021 but is accepted at banks still.
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