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DNT YOU HATE LOOSE CHANGE?

ITS ALL OVER THE PLACE
THE ASHTRAY
THE FLOOR
MY POCKETS
MY WALLET
MY BACKPACK
MY WORK BENCH
MY SHOES

when i lived in San Francisco i got in the habit of never carrying change in my pockets because the beggars would target you if they heard the sound of what i used to call "bum bait."

I got me a little change dish.

Any ol' bowl, plate or cup'll do.

Mine's almost overflowing though. I guess I need a bigger one.

Every time you leave your house, take some with you.

grr fucking useless pennies

dubkitty wrote:when i lived in San Francisco i got in the habit of never carrying change in my pockets because the beggars would target you if they heard the sound of what i used to call "bum bait."

haha thats hilarious im gonna use that word one day

i do the oposite i dump it into a change box everyday which is now a change drawer cause im so lazy to take it to the bank every year and count that shit

i hit up the coin star machine pretty often. the shit adds up.

delaydecay wrote:i hit up the coin star machine pretty often. the shit adds up.

im pretty sure i have like 500 dollars in my change drawer
so lazy though to take it and the face of the bank tellers when they see it is
OH LOOK ITS MY LUNCH BREAK CYA SUCKAS

i have a half gallon beer growler for my change. so glad the coin dollars never took off here. loonies and twonies drive me nuts when i go to canada.

I thought this thread was going to be about the 9/11 documentary.

Change is the worst. The only time I EVER use coins are when I have to do laundry. And even then only quarters.
Pennies, nickels, and dimes are futile.

I dunno, the other night I got drunk off my change jar.

I only ever use my debit card so I never have coins to deal with. Sooo much more convenient. Is this a bad practice for some reason that I'm not seeing due to minimal life experience?

I've got an actual piggy bank. Every time it fills up, it's like $60.
A few years ago, my grandpa had this bucket... filled with change. I'm pretty sure it was at least $500 when he turned it in. He'd been filling it up for years.

I keep a pepsi cup filled with loose change in the center console of my car. when I was a delivery driver, I would put all the change I got from tips in it and had $50 a month in change. and I could buy cheeseburgers with it when I was broke.