A weird day when you look at it

This evening, Mrs74 and I went to the world's largest employer to get a few items. When we went to check out we decided to use the self check outs. Everything scanned fine, then come the time to pay. I had two 20 dollar bills. The bill accepter didn't want either. That struck me as funny that the Evil Big Box Store(tm) wouldn't take my money.

Earlier in the day I was watching the NASCAR race. It was being run at Talladega, deep south, Dale Jr. country. Also very American. The race was won by Kyle Busch in the #18 M&M's Toyota. Second place was Juan Pablo Montoya. He's from Columbia, by the way.

Must be a cold day in the place of eternal punishment.

Comments

Anonymous said…

so much for an all-uh-mare-i-kan sport? (misquoting earl pitts)--lol

btw, i'm sure ebs cashiers were more than willing to trade currency with you.....

April 27, 2008 8:38 PM

Liquid said…

Pickin' and choosin'........ha!

April 28, 2008 8:16 AM

Pat Jenkins said…

well if your place of purchase will not take your money, feel free to send it to me wixy!!

April 28, 2008 11:58 AM

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