Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Wayout on February 18, 2012, 08:07:20 AM
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A North Carolina man, Michael Fuller, was recently arrested for trying to use a (counterfeit) $1,000,000 bill at a local Wal-Mart, for the purchase of $476 worth of merchandise. This is far from the first time that somebody’s tried to use an absurdly-large counterfeit bill.
The logic here escapes me: Did he actually expect the cashier to have $999,526 in the register to give him as change?
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Um... It's WalMart.
Mecca for anything with the means to get there.
Can't think of a chain that would be more likely to encounter that..
www.peopleofwalmart.com
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We should mint a trillion dollar coin and give it to the Chinese. Paid off.
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Um... It's WalMart.
Mecca for anything with the means to get there.
Can't think of a chain that would be more likely to encounter that..
www.peopleofwalmart.com
And there goes 30 mins. :bhead
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A North Carolina man, Michael Fuller, was recently arrested for trying to use a (counterfeit) $1,000,000 bill at a local Wal-Mart, for the purchase of $476 worth of merchandise. This is far from the first time that somebody’s tried to use an absurdly-large counterfeit bill.
The logic here escapes me: Did he actually expect the cashier to have $999,526 in the register to give him as change?
His change would be $999,524 genius. You just shorted your til $2. You're fired.
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His change would be $999,524 genius. You just shorted your til $2. You're fired.
He probably hadn't factored in the groupon yet.
Go easy on him!
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His change would be $999,524 genius. You just shorted your til $2. You're fired.
DOH! And it was his first day too
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A North Carolina man,
You can stop right there.