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people compare them to the $20 bill it spat out last time
by DoctorOetker 6mo ago
people compare them to the $20 bill it spat out last time
- HarHarVeryFunny 6mo agoDo they? I certainly don't - it's just a wad of notes. I'd probably notice if the one on top didn't have a "20" on it, and that's about it. When I spend it I'm also just looking to see if it has a "20" on it.
- Ylpertnodi 6mo agoI hate speding dollars. All the bill sizes being g the same, and the colors similar. Too easy to make mistakes. I feel for the blind...how do they cope?
- HarHarVeryFunny 6mo agoI really don't know. Even as a seeing person you need to have your wits about you, and I think most people sort notes by value in their wallet. Most other countries have notes whose size and color differs by value, so it's much harder to make mistakes.
- Wingman4l7 6mo agoIn the US, IIRC they have a trusted person sort the bills by denomination for them -- like a friend or a bank teller -- and then they fold them into different orientations so they know what they've handed to a checkout clerk. No way for them to prevent being shortchanged, unfortunately.
- HarHarVeryFunny 6mo agoI guess technology could help though - this would be a great application for smart glasses.
- IIsi50MHz 6mo agoSome countries chose different physical sizes and/or embosed bumps in the corners.