There is no downside. If you really need $500 you can have it anytime you want, you just have to work for it. Allso, you would only need to assemble 26 of the fifty pieces to make it legal tender.
Helperofgames6 years ago
Its a trick becouse if your putting the bill back together then your not able to use it at all, ripped money is unusable
Just look up videos of how to put a dollar bill back together and memorize it
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Lemon Face 2110 years ago
Boring
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Addison712311 years ago
LET GOD DO ALL WORK IN THE SPACE LAST QUESTION WILL YOU MAKE ME AN ANIMIE
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Joel110 years ago
Screw it
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taylerrae11 years ago
I'm not sure how long you guys think it takes to put together 50 pieces of the SAME PUZZLE every day, but it would take me two hours at the most the first time. That's $25/hr on a bad day. And it would get easier the more intricately you know the bill. An ...[Show full comment]
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Just_a_male9 years ago
There"s no point... I don't use dollar"s
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alow8 months ago
oh no
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Girl on fire12 years ago
According to most people my version of tiny is not tiny
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GoldenGecko9 years ago
No use here in England
ThePaulDude8 years ago
Yes there is, take it to a bureau de change to exchange it for pounds.
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royalpesant11 years ago
im still getting payed $50
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Yummyumm10 years ago
No dpwnside
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ofpgrimm10211 years ago
i agree with chris stevenson
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Hyltran5 years ago
I wonder what the people at the bank would say thou. If you would show up with seven reassembled American 50 dollar bills every Monday and demand to have them replaced with the currency of your country.
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Ghost.02311 years ago
Fuck that to much time to do
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LlamaDrama8 years ago
I love puzzles anyways..
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xX HelloThere Xx10 years ago
I live in canada, the 50 dollar bills CAN'T be cut up! Lol
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Izzi Kamukura10 years ago
But it's not my currency.
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Scheneighnay12 years ago
Either way, why wouldn't you press the button? YOu could just choose to ignore it if you get lazy.
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Jonkea11 years ago
No. Just... No. Beside, it'd probably be turned down because all the rips and tears would make it hard to tell if it was real or not.
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EnderRoseYT3 years ago
Yeah no thx
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Jonas Kennedy13 years ago
hire people to do it
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AidanCannatelli9 years ago
No downside, just a limitation
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oleman578576 years ago
fun
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sansthefootballgod10 years ago
Not worth it
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DXLucasOriginal11 years ago
so legal
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Quinaluminum10 years ago
it would take so long to put it together you would be better off making minimum wage...
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FatSasquatch11 years ago
Save up money you own already then you can hire someone to put it together, give them half the money you earn then once you have enough money, build some sort of machine to put the pieces together automatically. :D
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Eddiemate9 years ago
Except that due to being in pieces, it doesn’t count as actual money. So it’s pointless.
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Warren Galloway12 years ago
Downside? I still get 50 dollars
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nba9 years ago
In Canada you could get a full one if it"s cut in half
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littlestars11 years ago
neh i can do that i fix things in million pieces literally i count it when im bored
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JeremyLee9 years ago
Whats the point???!! You cant spend torn money. Even if you tape it together
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THE SMARTEST PERSON ON EARTH11 years ago
I am smartest person so I won't even need to think at all while doing that.
Gabrysiovic 10 years ago
Sean, your grammar is worse than the supposed smartest person on earth. Also, there is no smartest person on earth. Everyone is a different kind of smart.
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