Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Well, this nixes my plan to pass a Confederate ten spot

Man arrested for trying to pay with a genuine $50 bill.

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  1. Maybe not. Using the illogic so prevalent in today's government, one could assert that new money printed to confound counterfeiters.

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  2. You might be right. Some of our new (and legit) currency looks a little funny to me.

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  3. Is there a cafeteria in your office building? Buy the director a cup of coffee with the Rebel money, and see what happens.

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  4. Passing a Confederate ten spot?

    The only sure thing you would be accused of, is being a raaacist!

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  5. I ran into the same situation. Luckily I was a regular at the place and the cashier was a bright gal.

    Not that I'm blaming the cashier in this story. They were probably hamstrung by company policy and the story doesn't comment on the arrestee's behavior/demeanor in the incident.

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  6. It's my fault. I drew a red fedora and a red suit on Grant.

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  7. If it is over 50 yeqrs old, I would see wgat a coin dealer might offer,

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  8. I've noticed that nearly every time I pay with a new bill higher than $5, the cashier takes out a marker and puts a mark on it. Why is that?

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  9. Deborah Leigh said...The young lady at a food court restaurant refused my $2.00 bill. She said they only take American money. She believed me after her manager gave a brief history lesson.

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  10. You're lucky. Our managers here don't know what the price for one is at four for five dollars. No really.

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  11. Deborah Leigh said...Yojimbo, your situation is a good example of of "dumbing down". Sounds like the kid who came by our pro-America rally last Friday, saw the Socialists across the street and asked me if they were Republicans.

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