Food for thought...
@timeless2 I think this would have been better with "V" reading the script, but the Joker works, too.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtZJMGHXvLU&feature=emb_title
@timeless2 I think this would have been better with "V" reading the script, but the Joker works, too.
Seems pretty common sense really. at least from my perspective.
I'm an avid coin collector, so I like to deal in cash so I can inspect my change for cool older coins (which I do get from time to time). But in March, I went strictly cashless. I usually go to my local bank which has a machine, but that was closed (and only recently reopened) so that wasn't an option.
I have a 5 gallon water jug filled with coins, but going to the bank right now to cash them in doesn't seem a priority when I've been ordering most everything online now (I got used to this over our long shutdown) or use my "tap-to-pay" credit card to pay for this. Any cash transactions I make, I toss the coins in my water jug and they just sit.
If someone wants to pay me face plus 5%, i'll go turn in my coins. But they can sit where they are for now.
I'm an avid coin collector, so I like to deal in cash so I can inspect my change for cool older coins (which I do get from time to time). But in March, I went strictly cashless. I usually go to my local bank which has a machine, but that was closed (and only recently reopened) so that wasn't an option.
I have a 5 gallon water jug filled with coins, but going to the bank right now to cash them in doesn't seem a priority when I've been ordering most everything online now (I got used to this over our long shutdown) or use my "tap-to-pay" credit card to pay for this. Any cash transactions I make, I toss the coins in my water jug and they just sit.
If someone wants to pay me face plus 5%, i'll go turn in my coins. But they can sit where they are for now.
Too many dollar coins make my pants saggy. Then I either need suspenders or become a professional electrician or plumber.
If the inside of the bank is open only by appointment, I bet there are plenty of those change jars and buckets waiting for a more convenient time.
If the inside of the bank is open only by appointment, I bet there are plenty of those change jars and buckets waiting for a more convenient time.
For the buttons and the shuttle, Monk demonstrates proper technique with wet wipes and attitude about germs. For the actual pneumatic tube, I think there is a Muppet with a feathered boa that takes care of that. Send Kermit back and forth a few times and the tube is squeaky clean.
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