So the second thing. Not that big a deal a day later, but nonetheless, I feel this should be brought to everyone’s attention.

So you go to a store, usually a gas station or something, and buy something. We’ll say that you are in store for a Snickers and an Iced Tea. So where are you? $2? Maybe? That’s fine? What do you care? You’ve got a crisp $20 on you. Alright, let’s go one step further and assume that you had to use an ATM inside the store. You take out the minimum, which is 90% of the time, a $20 minimum.

So you’ve got your items and your money and you go to the cashier, hand him the stuff, they say how much it is, and you give them the $20. No good. They respond with “Do you have anything smaller? It came to $2, do you have two singles? Now, let me as you, public. If I had two dollars, don’t you think that I would have payed with it? Also, is $20 that really a large bill? Everyone has them. It’s not like I’m buying a single stick of gum with a $100 bill. People handle $20’s all the time.

Make more change and don’t give me a hard time when I am trying to buy something from you with legal tender. You’re lucky I don’t pay you in pennies. You’d be thrilled if I did that.