Working Daze by John Zakour and Scott Roberts for October 09, 2020

So . . . a $20 coin and a 25c bill?

Getting to complain about money: 25¢. Getting to complain about your boss: $20. Getting to punish your underlings: priceless.

Caught you, Sal.

Me I’m getting rich on this coin shortage thing, people are using dimes in my penny gum ball machines ever since the one cent coins have become scarce.

Deep thoughts and a sarcastic Rita!

Sorry, running laps is not in my job description.

My boss at work came into the breakroom and started dancing to the music being played. He jokingly invited me to get up and dance too. I told him “dancing is not in my job description.” He said he could make it my job description, then, thankfully, left the breakroom.

Try to find a JFK dollar coin now. I have 10 of them. And I am a Canadian. lol

Wouldn’t 99 laps be more appropriate? :) He could carry some red balloons while he’s at it, too.

A really weird denomination set would be prime number coins and bills, $1, $2, $3, $5, $7, $11, $13, $17, $19, $23, Et Cetera,.

Can’t you just hear math haters screaming!

Sounds like Rita’s got 99 problems but a bill ain’t one.

It’s frustrating to go to stores where things cost odd amounts of money and I always (used to) wind up with pockets full of change.

Wait, was Rita my section leader in the reserves? I didn’t get laps but it sounds like something they’d do when the parking lot wasn’t frozen enough for push-ups.

Could be worse, you could be bricked up into the wall.

If life were logical, men would ride side saddle.

4 quarters = a dollar.

$20 is a nice intermediary between a $10 and $50 bills.

most currencies use denominations of 1,2,5. i.e. 1c, 2c, 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c, $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100, $200