Apple-Mitbegründer Steve Wozniak verwendet seit über 30 Jahren individuelle 2-Dollar-Scheine
https://people.com/apple-co-founder-steve-wozniak-uses-custom-usd2-bills-11864175
Apple-Mitbegründer Steve Wozniak verwendet seit über 30 Jahren individuelle 2-Dollar-Scheine
https://people.com/apple-co-founder-steve-wozniak-uses-custom-usd2-bills-11864175
10 Kommentare
Trolling people is easier when you’re rich.
> Wozniak added that he was wearing an eyepatch in the ID photo, but noted that, like the $2 bills, „it was not illegal“ since the ID, which stated he was a „laser safety officer“ in the „Department of Defiance,“ was clearly a „joke.“
I don’t know about the bills, but wearing an eyepatch as the „Laser Safety Officer“ is pretty damn funny
They’re real $2 sheets he buys from the mint, but has them bound into a pad with perforations added between the bills to make them easier to tear off. So more like custom preparation of $2 bill sheets.
one sheet of 32 2$ bills is 104$. paying an extra 40$ to cut it yourself.
Cool wrapping paper idea though if I ever win the lottery.
The worst people pay with $2 bills. They know they’re causing an inconvenience, and that’s funny to them.
Yes, I know it’s real money. But I have to keep explaining it to others when i try to spend it myself, and managers have to get called. Which makes checkout take longer. My local grocery store won’t even take it, because it causes them an inconvenience too (yes, they are allowed to deny legal tender if they don’t want that type).
This article is based on an interview from 2011. Are they really running out of things to write about?
„Just for comedy“
Dude is running around with the same joke for 30 years, wasting everyone’s time, just for shits and giggles.
I liked Woz, but this is… Really shitty.
The story Steve-O told about taking Woz to the Apple Store to use his employee discount is fucking amazing.
Cool story bro
I read the article and it isn’t clear, maybe if I saw some videos of him doing this it would be. But given that he’s a celebrity and has modified the bills, he could be getting the vendors to accept their value at a higher than face value amount. For example, if he buys something that is $10 to $20, he hands them a modified $2 bill and explains it’s been modified, would you like to „barter“.
The reason this comes to mind is I saw someone doing something very similar to this where he would draw bills by hand in near photorealistic quality but with intentional changes that would make it clearly a piece of art rather legal tender. So he would have a picture of a $1 bill that he had painted by hand, and he would get the stores to sell him $20 in items for the “ $1″
I’m sure lots of nerds would accept a Woz $2 bill for items of value above $2.