We all know cash is King, but how do you like your cash--bulging envelope of 20's from the ATM or thin envelope with Benjamins?.  I assume no rolls of quarters and no stamps.

Obviously, we'll accept money of all denominations. However, if I had a choice, I "prefer" Benjamin's. Benjamin's aren't as bulky as a wad of 20's. Not too mention, their much more attractive to look at.

I have to share, one time I had a client who owned a laundromat. This gentleman would come to me with rolled quarters and a few singles. I wish I would have thought to bring along a fork lift to get them to my car. LOL

Paris Bouvier

Note to self--bring Benjy and his friends when Paris moves to Ohio!  You know, there is a Paris Ohio here in Stark County,.  Not too far from Waco Ohio, also in Stark County

Posted By: Paris-Bouvier

Obviously, we'll accept money of all denominations. However, if I had a choice, I "prefer" Benjamin's. Benjamin's aren't as bulky as a wad of 20's. Not too mention, their much more attractive to look at.

I have to share, one time I had a client who owned a laundromat. This gentleman would come to me with rolled quarters and a few singles. I wish I would have thought to bring along a fork lift to get them to my car. LOL

Paris Bouvier

I wasn't aware that I had my own city in Ohio, I really need to keep up on my investments! LOL

Paris Bouvier

Here's the link to a map--not quite the key to the city

http://maps.yahoo.com/#tt=&q=Paris%2C+OH++44669&conf=1&start=1&lat=40.79763&lon=-81.163979&zoom=12&mvt=m&trf=0

There's also a Paris Avenue in Cleveland.  Perhaps you should come visit?

It all spends the same...I don't care if you pay me in fives, tens, tewntys, fifties or hundreds.
Just no change or all ones please.