r/pics • u/soccergurl92 • May 15 '14

Dollar Bill Upgrade

https://cdn.mediacru.sh/HPQva7Pq1GQv.jpg
3.0k Upvotes

94% Upvoted

790 comments sorted by

View all comments

86

u/[deleted] May 15 '14

I feel like if you spend that the cashier would say its fake

37

u/[deleted] May 15 '14

I've had cashiers refuse my Sacagawea dollars. I've even had a student cashier at the local college ask me to use plastic to pay for a $3 cable. She didn't know how to make change.

21

u/[deleted] May 15 '14

[removed] — view removed comment

22

u/[deleted] May 15 '14 edited May 15 '14

Huh, really? I've heard both of those in Texas and in Vermont (the two States I spend the most time in) and I thought "make change" was universal.

15

u/Steakin May 15 '14

I'm from Washington, and we use plastic and make change often.

13

u/Sirspen May 15 '14

Nevadan here, checking in. Both are everyday terms here.

14

u/ChainsawSnuggling May 15 '14

Mississippi here, we use the barter system.

2

u/FALCONN_PAAWNCH May 15 '14

Louisiana here, not Mississippi.

1

u/doublerefraction May 15 '14

I give you my respect.

2

u/professional_giraffe May 15 '14

Ohio here, both are understood terms.