IF YOU SEE A PENNY ON THE GROUND

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Apr 20, 2003
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#22
No, I'm usually the one throwing them there on the floor! I try to make people's day, "One man's trash is another man's treasure" lol
 
Aug 24, 2003
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ive also gotten into the habit of giving exact change. cashiers like that a lot cause its easy for me and easy for them. three days ago i bought a swisher with some dimes and the dude asked if i had more change, went back in after raiding the center console and traded in ten dollars in change for a ten dollar bill and he did all the counting only set me back like 1 minute 30 seconds. thats ten dollars for gas. and i didnt even need to do that i had 17 20$'s in my pocket. cool story bro


if you stand at westlake in seattle and throw change it gets picked up faster than a pigeon would swoop on some birdseed
 
Mar 18, 2003
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I dont pick up change off the ground, but I dont put it on their (or get rid of it) either. At the end of every day I toss my change into a bottle inside my closet, and forget about it. The last time I dumped it out I was able to cash it in for over $100. I can only do that about 2-3 times a year but is it worth it? Hmmm.
 

GHP

Sicc OG
Jul 21, 2002
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i always take my silver change and put in in cups, i accumulated like 60 bucks that over the past couple of months, I call it my lucky change :classic:
 
Feb 7, 2006
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#37
only stupid as mufuckas who don't believe in wealth, and being wealthy will talk shit about saving or not having to pick up/pocket lower values of money...But usually I don't pick pennies up, but I still realize that saving and hoarding most of your money equals to wealth.
 
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If there is any type of money in my path it will be picked up. I save all my change and take it to the coin-star... i stack all types of faces, small nd big.

and to homeboy up there, all us 90's baby's aint the same. promise.