I have always maintained that stupidity should be considered a criminal act.
I believe whoever committed the boneheaded blunder of giving that guy $198
should have it taken out of their pay. Sure, since he got money back, that
does sound like fraud, but in this case, I think the business was as much a
victim of the cashier as it was the guy with the "$200" bill.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > >Apparently a bill like that is so obviously a joke, there's no intent
> > to
> > >deceive.
> >
> > even if the guy walks away with 198$ 'change' ?
>
> I would guess that part is fraud.
>
> I'm not a lawyer, this is just what I saw on the tube.
>
> tv
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