It's pretty simple…you either tap to pay or insert the card. Then you sign or use your PIN.

I don't understand the people who are mystified by this. They've been out for like 25 years.

It's shocking to me how many people at Costco struggle to get through self checkout without calling for help. By the 5th trip, you should remember they don't take AMEX or Discover.

I tried to use cash recently. Total was $13.13

I gave the cashier a Ten and a Five plus 2 dimes. She gave me back my dimes and $1.87 in change

I'm not even sure they take MasterCard in store anymore.

Does anyone remember the $2 bills?

infinity ag said:

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Does anyone remember the $2 bills?

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Looks pretty queer.

B-1 83 said:

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infinity ag said:

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Does anyone remember the $2 bills?

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Looks pretty queer.

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Hmmm not sure about your proclivities... but I am not interested in whatever they are.

These bills were printed in the 70s.

infinity ag said:

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B-1 83 said:

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infinity ag said:

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Does anyone remember the $2 bills?

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Looks pretty queer.

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Hmmm not sure about your proclivities... but I am not interested in whatever they are.

These bills were printed in the 70s.

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You've never heard of "queer as a $2 bill"?

There's nothing queer about the currency of the good old US of A

I thought it was queerer than a three-dollar bill? Or queerer than a football bat. Anyways. I just wanted to type queer. Because it is a funny word, and I have a lot of good 80's and 90's childhood memories using the word queer.

Ragoo said:

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I prefer to run a carbon copy

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Same

BQ_90 said:

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Pretty much why I only use travelers checks

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Ok Uncle Frank.

infinity ag said:

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Does anyone remember the $2 bills?

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You can still get them at the bank. They're great for tipping at casinos if you're tipping for 2.

Claude! said:

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B-1 83 said:

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infinity ag said:

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B-1 83 said:

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infinity ag said:

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Does anyone remember the $2 bills?

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Looks pretty queer.

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Hmmm not sure about your proclivities... but I am not interested in whatever they are.

These bills were printed in the 70s.

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You've never heard of "queer as a $2 bill"?

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I always heard it as a $3 bill.

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I believe it changed when $2 bills were printed once again.

Ginormus Ag said:

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I thought it was queerer than a three-dollar bill? Or queerer than a football bat. Anyways. I just wanted to type queer. Because it is a funny word, and I have a lot of good 80's and 90's childhood memories using the word queer.

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Like when you were smearing him? (unless you had the ball, then you were the smeared)

They are different.

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Ragoo said:

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I prefer to run a carbon copy

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Same

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"Do you want your carbons"?

TXAG 05 said:

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B-1 83 said:

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infinity ag said:

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B-1 83 said:

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infinity ag said:

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Does anyone remember the $2 bills?

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Looks pretty queer.

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Hmmm not sure about your proclivities... but I am not interested in whatever they are.

These bills were printed in the 70s.

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You've never heard of "queer as a $2 bill"?

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No, because the saying is "queer as a $3 bill"

And its a common misconception that they stopped making them

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They did quit from the mid 60s to mid 70s……thus my tie to the term. Not exactly common currency, either way.

Ask for a full length mirror and you can check yourself out.

Jugstore Cowboy said:

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Just admit you got the saying wrong.

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Just admit you learned it differently than me at a different time.

Random $2 bill story.

I was at HEB in Houston and Billy Gibbons was checking out in front of me. He had a +/- 50yr old musician looking guy helping him out.

He tipped the sacker, a non Anglo-Saxon teenager $20 worth of folded $2 and left.

I asked the kid if he knew who that was, of course he didn't, so I explained and he recognized a couple of ZZ Top songs.

He then said "whew, I'm glad. I thought I was just some old weird dude who wanted me to come to his car and talk about Jesus and maybe touch my butt"

PS, I'm in my 40's and it's "queer as $3 bill"..

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I prefer to run a carbon copy

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I could hear this post.

AggieArchitect04 said:

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It's pretty simple…you either tap to pay or insert the card. Then you sign or use your PIN.

I don't understand the people who are mystified by this. They've been out for like 25 years.

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In the spirit of IIIHorn:

I'm sorry sir,

my personality is so magnetic,

it interferes with the function of my credit cards.

I'll try to be less polarized in the future.

1990Hullaballoo said:

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AggieArchitect04 said:

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It's pretty simple…you either tap to pay or insert the card. Then you sign or use your PIN.

I don't understand the people who are mystified by this. They've been out for like 25 years.

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In the spirit of IIIHorn:

I'm sorry sir,

my personality is so magnetic,

it interferes with the function of my credit cards.

I'll try to be less polarized in the future.

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You pa-pole