Saturday, May 30, 2020

Thinking Inside The Envelope

Hope I don't dislocate my elbows patting myself on the back, but I have successfully withdrawn money from my checking account without showing my driver's license(!) for two weeks in a row! AND, I sent in a dollar for two rolls of pennies, and the teller sent them out without a reminder!

There was just one little catch. Take a look at my money envelope that was returned in the canister.

It's hard to tell from this angle, but that envelope was more bloated than the Florida python who had just swallowed a deer.

THE TELLER PUT TWO ROLLS OF PENNIES INSIDE MY CASH ENVELOPE!

Who does that? A cash envelope is for bills, or a few loose coins! Not ROLLS of coins! Last time, even though she needed a threat reminder to send out either my pennies, or my dollar back... at least the teller knew to set the coin rolls in the canister.

Oh, well. As Miranda Lambert sings, "It takes All Kinds of Kinds."
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For inquiring minds... behind the envelope are scratcher winners I was taking to cash in. The yellow PacMan won $15, and the 100,000 Jackpot ticket behind it won $20.
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3 comments:

  1. Sioux RoslawskiMay 30, 2020 at 3:03 PM

    Why were you GETTING two rolls of pennies? Most people are bent on getting RID of pennies.

    Do casino machines take pennies? Or, are you particular about having exact change when you get your life elixir, that you need pennies?

    Curious minds want to know...

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  2. RiverMay 31, 2020 at 12:33 AM

    I wouldn't care about the pennies being in the envelope. I'd just care that they made it into my hot little hand.

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  3. Hillbilly MomMay 31, 2020 at 12:37 PM

    Sioux,
    No pennies in the casino, unless I find them on the floor! I get them for my exact change. It really speeds up my daily 44 oz Diet Coke transaction. Farmer H sells me quarters and dimes and nickels, but he saves his pennies in a giant plastic Coke bottle bank.

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    River,
    I WAS happy that I didn't have to make a scene this time to get the pennies I'd paid for.

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