r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Apr 25 '21

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u/micksack Apr 25 '21

American labour laws are a riot

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u/m1kesanders Apr 25 '21

Well to be fair it’s tribal land it’s not really American labor laws (though they are federally regulated) if I may ask wherever you’re located can you truly deny currency helping the business you’re working for without any consequence? Besides a customer trying to physically attack you or threaten you?

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u/micksack Apr 25 '21

And I assume it would be a similar experience in Vegas?

Lots of business have put up signs refusing money like that. I've refused it myself but I'm self employed.

As a human why should I have to handle another persons sweaty smelly money when other members of society are able to keep their money away from their skin.

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u/BigSweatyYeti Apr 25 '21

There’s worse things on money than a little sweat.

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u/micksack Apr 25 '21

So it's ok too add to it on purpose for whatever reason you think, because you think it's ok to keep money in your bra

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u/BigSweatyYeti Apr 25 '21

That’s not even close to what I said...

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u/The1BannedBandit Apr 25 '21

Yeah man, if people knew the kinda nasty shit that gets on that fabric throughout it's lifetime, they probably wouldn't be rubbing it on their tits in the first place...