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In canada you can have five coins in your pocket and still have $10 for lunch, but what strikes me weird is visiting americans' homes and seeing crumpled $1 bil
by err4nt 11y ago
In canada you can have five coins in your pocket and still have $10 for lunch, but what strikes me weird is visiting americans' homes and seeing crumpled $1 bills stuck in the couch!
Where I live the smallest bill is $5 and is worth picking up, but to the Americans I know it almost seems like all change and $1 bills are worthless. Very foreign!
- ghaff 11y agoI don't treat US change as worthless (except maybe pennies) but I mostly toss it in a bucket at home and very occasionally feed it into a machine at the local grocery store that converts it to an Amazon gift certificate or whatever. $1 bills fit into my wallet just fine so nothing wrong with them although I don't use cash much day-to-day.
- johnpowell 11y agoI also use the machines to convert coins into Amazon cards. When I get paid I pull out 600 so I have about 20 a day for food and entertainment money. My spare quarters go to laundry. And the rest of the coins are pretty much shoe/boxers/socks money. I only use my debit card to pay Comcast and PGE.