$2 bills, what do you do with them?

[tmarquez]

My DH sticks them on the fridge with magnets...I think it is some sort of voodoo. I don't ask.

But I guess you probably wouldn't want to do that with $100 worth.

Trade them in for a $100 Disney gift card? Mail them to me?

 

[timmac]

The thing is, she's not giving them to us as gifts that she thinks we should spend. She is giving them to us because she thinks they are worth something and thinks we should hold onto them.

Well, she is probably wrong

 

[mrodgers]

I have a $1,000,000 bill. What can I do with that?

I gave it to the front office girl and asked if I could get change for the vending machine. She made it to the petty cash drawer before she looked at it. She just politely gave it back saying, "Sorry, we don't have that much in the change drawer."

My wife got it from someone at work. It looks pretty good aside from the long bible verse written on it that you really have to look at it to notice.

 

[Piper]

I use them for tips in the airport, housekeeping, etc when I travel. People like to get them!!

 

[Handbag Lady]

The Rose Bowl Swap Meet'Flea Market hands them out in change since it is $8 to get in. I go often enough to the flea market that I have a few in my wallet.

I usually use them to bribe my friends' kids to do stuff, like be quiet during lunch or what have you.

 

[Auggietina]

The gentlemen's club around here, always gives change in $2 bills.

Strippers love em

 

[cousinbb]

Trade them in for a $100 Disney gift card? Mail them to me?

Can't go wrong with this idea lol

 

[marmalade]

My DH sticks them on the fridge with magnets...I think it is some sort of voodoo. I don't ask.

But I guess you probably wouldn't want to do that with $100 worth.

Trade them in for a $100 Disney gift card? Mail them to me?

 

[cornflake]

Be like the Woz, get some rubber cement, a piece of cardboard, and make a tear-away pad of them, then carry it and pull one off to pay for stuff. Like so -

 

[Lovin' Disney]

I live in a small town and every year the kids who participate in the children's parade on the 4th of July get a new $2 bill. We have a small collection of them at our house as well.

I know some PP's referenced this...last week at work (I am a supervisor at a retail store) a cashier asked me if we could take $2 bills and where they should do in the cash drawer. I was like, Really? It's a similar situation when I am cashiering and I give teenagers old $5/$10 bills with the small heads on them. They always ask if they're real.