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Fiction? Non-fiction? I can't tell.

• Batsu 17y ago
  Fairly entertaining either way :)
• rudyfink 17y ago
  That is kind of the point isn't it.
• frossie 17y ago
  $2 bill doesn't give it away?
  • javert 17y ago
    Those really exist. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_two-dollar_bill http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_two-dollar_bill
    • tophat02 17y ago
      True, but just try using them at a Taco Bell. Man, you should hear what happened...
    • chaosmachine 17y ago
      Two dollar bills were also common currency in Canada in the 90s, until we replaced them with two-dollar coins.
  • dlytle 17y ago
    (I'm not actually disputing the parent comment, just for the record. It just reminded me of something.) I carry at least a couple $2s around constantly, as well as dollar coins and half-dollars, for tips. Whenever I travel, I pick up a few dollars worth of non-US currencies at the exchange booth, so I can throw one or two in with a normal tip. For a long while, I thought that getting tips in a strange currency format doesn't make any difference. After working a coffee bar for a few years, "it's the thought that counts" took on a lot more meaning for me.
  • joshu 17y ago
    I carry a $2 bill in my wallet most of the time.