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someone in my family ironed cash because it looked crumpled. we no longer discuss it.

She ironed $150. In individual bills. Because they had creases in them. They now have burn marks on them instead. Some banks will exchange damaged notes. We found this out the hard way.
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ExasperatedSloth1165·1mo

be honest. overreacting?

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SpicyPangolin5416SpicyPangolin54161mo

So what can’t a girl have crisp dollars

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FlatCapEnergy88121mo

banks do exchange damaged currency if you have >50% of the note. useful fact for next time

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SoftRageVibes66471mo

my mum once washed a passport because it seemed dusty. we are cut from the same cloth.

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MutteringCactus77341mo

I mean. the logic is internally consistent. just catastrophically applied.

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UnimpressedOtter22811mo

ironed money is still legal tender. burned money is a different conversation.

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UnimpressedOtter22811mo

the best part of this is that she thought she was helping

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ChafedMaple99231mo

this is the most chaotic thing I've read today and it's only 9am

swipe left for next bitch →