Dollar Bill

Dollar Bill

How To Eat and Restore a Dollar Bill

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Introduction

Giving your colleague’s office or cubicle a makeover is a nifty practical joke.

You Will Need

• Lots of aluminum foil
• A camera
• Sticky notes (optional)

Step 1: Pick a time

Pick a time when you’ll have uninterrupted access to your colleague’s workspace.

Step 2: Take picture

Take “before” pictures of the workspace.

Step 3: Cover the walls

Cover the walls and any windows with aluminum foil. Paper the ceiling, too, if you can.

Don’t buy the cheap dollar-store foil—this is a job for the heavy-duty stuff.

Step 4: Wrap everything

Wrap everything in sight — from the desk, chair, and computer right down to the last pen.

Step 5: Refer to photos

When everything is wrapped, refer to your photos so you can put all the stuff back exactly where it was.

Don’t want to spend money on foil? Swipe a stack of sticky notes from the supply closet and cover every last surface with them.

Step 6: Laugh

Laugh your ass off as your coworker spends his morning unwrapping your special gift.

Fact

In 2003, an airline employee sued Southwest Airlines for having her “arrested” as an office prank.

Introduction

Giving your colleague’s office or cubicle a makeover is a nifty practical joke.

You Will Need

• Lots of aluminum foil
• A camera
• Sticky notes (optional)

Step 1: Pick a time

Pick a time when you’ll have uninterrupted access to your colleague’s workspace.

Step 2: Take picture

Take “before” pictures of the workspace.

Step 3: Cover the walls

Cover the walls and any windows with aluminum foil. Paper the ceiling, too, if you can.

Don’t buy the cheap dollar-store foil—this is a job for the heavy-duty stuff.

Step 4: Wrap everything

Wrap everything in sight — from the desk, chair, and computer right down to the last pen.

Step 5: Refer to photos

When everything is wrapped, refer to your photos so you can put all the stuff back exactly where it was.

Don’t want to spend money on foil? Swipe a stack of sticky notes from the supply closet and cover every last surface with them.

Step 6: Laugh

Laugh your ass off as your coworker spends his morning unwrapping your special gift.

Fact

In 2003, an airline employee sued Southwest Airlines for having her “arrested” as an office prank.

About the Author

How much will a current hundred dollar bill be in 50 years?

if i save a hundred dollar bill for about 50 years, what is the approximate value of it then?

depends on inflation over the next 50 years. If you assume inflation at 2.2% per year for each of the next 50 years, then total inflation is (1.022)^50 = 2.97 or 297% so 100/2.97 = $34.40. Not a good investment.

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