Too busy big ballin to wrap up a few coins? Some of you act like you got no down time. Big fuckin whoop. How long you think it's really gonna take you? Drink a few beers, listen to some music and wrap up a few coins.... or get your woman to do it.
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I wrap my coin myself, decided like 5 years ago to keep all the 1 cent untill i had 100$ in rolls, i am currently at around 80$ doing it...the bank is soooo going to hate mewest-phoenix-az wrote:
Too busy big ballin to wrap up a few coins? Some of you act like you got no down time. Big fuckin whoop. How long you think it's really gonna take you? Drink a few beers, listen to some music and wrap up a few coins.... or get your woman to do it.
i keep on seeing this as "just crashed'
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Yeah, not even 10 minutes since they use machines for coins. So not only could you have your coins counted into bills by a machine, you could have done it for free at the bank.PrivateVendetta wrote:
So he would have earned $16 for waiting at a bank for 10mins while they counted his cash
If the women don't find ya handsome. They should at least find ya handy.
After a good night in town I can end up with $30-40 of shrapnel. Hand over a tenner, chuck change in pocket, repeat.
Lots of people have better things to do in their down time than sweating over a jar full of greasy pennies.west-phoenix-az wrote:
Too busy big ballin to wrap up a few coins? Some of you act like you got no down time. Big fuckin whoop. How long you think it's really gonna take you? Drink a few beers, listen to some music and wrap up a few coins.... or get your woman to do it.
he didnt have to wait 4 years for the jar to fill up. . .
I know for a fact I have well over $500 is 20c coins. And maybe $40 odd each of 10 and 5c.
They have a machine which sorts the coins into denominations, then they just weigh them. Takes all of 2 minutes. And is free (here at least).PrivateVendetta wrote:
So he would have earned $16 for waiting at a bank for 10mins while they counted his cash
You paid $16.20 because you aren't organised enough to spend your change?
Fuck Israel
Way 2 go everyone.Dilbert_X wrote:
You paid $16.20 because you aren't organised enough to spend your change?
Lets see how many different people can say the exact same thing.
Haters gonna hate.
Well done on the saving
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Meh. It's a matter of how much your time is worth to you. I'd a probably coinstarred it too..:ronin:.|Patton wrote:
Way 2 go everyone.Dilbert_X wrote:
You paid $16.20 because you aren't organised enough to spend your change?
Lets see how many different people can say the exact same thing.
Haters gonna hate.
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I stood in line for four hours. They better give me a Wal-Mart gift card, or something. - Rodney Booker, Job Fair attendee.
Think how much your current/last job paid.
You probably have would 'earned' more than that in an hour. I always find if you think that way, things seem a lot more expensive, and your time is a lot less valuable.
Edit: Unless you don't have some shit job ofc
You probably have would 'earned' more than that in an hour. I always find if you think that way, things seem a lot more expensive, and your time is a lot less valuable.
Edit: Unless you don't have some shit job ofc
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im surprised all you pulled from 4 years of change was $200..:ronin:.|Patton wrote:
Way 2 go everyone.Dilbert_X wrote:
You paid $16.20 because you aren't organised enough to spend your change?
Lets see how many different people can say the exact same thing.
Haters gonna hate.
you broke bastard, get on food stamps
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Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Where I live those kind of machines charge 7% of total cash. Not worth it... go to the bank next time.
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I enjoy rolling coins. I make less than $16 an hour, so it's cool if I roll coins for an hour.
Yeah I do that as well. It makes my nights seem waaaay more expensive than they actually are.Pubic wrote:
After a good night in town I can end up with $30-40 of shrapnel. Hand over a tenner, chuck change in pocket, repeat.
That reasoning always makes me chuckle. My time is worth what my employer pays me...for only 40 hours per week. If I don't have another job to go to, then I'm not producing income. So if I use off time to roll coins/return bottles/mundanemoneyredeemingactivity, then it's worth it as long as it covers any expenses (fuel).unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Time I spend rolling coins could be spent making far more money actually doing work. I'll stick to the giant jars and sorters.west-phoenix-az wrote:
Some banks will give you the wraps/rolls for free.
Roll your own.
Profit.
unnamednewbie13 wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JwYL2HfS7s
Did this and started tossing the change in a giant glass beer jug. Last time I counted it I was around 365ish... I wonder how much money I spent on playing quarter pool...ghettoperson wrote:
Yeah I do that as well. It makes my nights seem waaaay more expensive than they actually are.Pubic wrote:
After a good night in town I can end up with $30-40 of shrapnel. Hand over a tenner, chuck change in pocket, repeat.
I stood in line for four hours. They better give me a Wal-Mart gift card, or something. - Rodney Booker, Job Fair attendee.
The whole concept of this change-in-glass is flawed, since it suggest you have some surplus money gained, which in fact you don´t.
So, putting 1€ away every day (or 30 a month) on your account book has the same effect and gives you interest and does not cost 16 bucks to get it counted.
So, putting 1€ away every day (or 30 a month) on your account book has the same effect and gives you interest and does not cost 16 bucks to get it counted.
