Koreans with money to burn

Has the whole world gone Covid crazy? A South Korean woman wanted to sanitize her money, so she put about $20,000 worth in her washing machine and was left with a pile of bleached paper. Under bank rules on the exchange of damaged, mutilated and contaminated banknotes, the person was provided with the new currency totaling about $19,320. Another person, surnamed Kim, put bills in a microwave over similar coronavirus concerns earlier this year. The bank exchanged Kim’s damaged money with the new currency worth $4,370. She said she was losing at least 35% of the original money. In March, the Bank of Korea said it was quarantining bank notes for two weeks to remove any traces of the coronavirus.

 

Hard not so hard cash humor

I have just burned 3000 calories.
That’s the last time I leave brownies in the oven while I have a nap.

“Corona fear is getting so much bad press that limes are starting a protest movement.

To protect from the virus, Today, I tried to make my own hand sanitizer. It came out as Jell-O Shots!!

The Chinese factory that makes the tops for Nike’s shoes burned down
Unfortunately no soles were lost

 

August 3rd Birthdays

1941 – Martha Stewart, 1979 – Evangline Lilly, 1941 – Beverly Lee
1926 – Tony Bennett, 1963 – Isaiah Washington, 1977 – Tom Brady

 

Morning Motivator

When things go wrong, don’t go with them

 

See Korean Cash Corrected

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