Don’t be the guy who holds up the line at Safeway to spell out “sixteen dollars and forty four cents.” And maybe think twice before fishing out a twenty.
I remain convinced that strip dancers are why the US still uses $1 bills instead of coins (which we also produce but don’t circulate, like $2 bills) because no one, especially those in Washington, wants to tip with a $5.
I was so disillusioned when I found out Americans are giving strippers $1 bills.
I’d always assumed it was a much higher denomination, partly because where I live the smallest denomination is $5 but partly because of the money strippers were making.
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Lol funny thought… strip dancers with nfc pos terminals in their panties
Qr code tattoo…
I remain convinced that strip dancers are why the US still uses $1 bills instead of coins (which we also produce but don’t circulate, like $2 bills) because no one, especially those in Washington, wants to tip with a $5.
I was so disillusioned when I found out Americans are giving strippers $1 bills.
I’d always assumed it was a much higher denomination, partly because where I live the smallest denomination is $5 but partly because of the money strippers were making.