While Americans are facing scorching temperatures, the service industry is coming up with ingenious signs telling customers they wont accept cash stashed in sweaty bras and socks.
One shop has a sweet little sign next to the cash register that has a sweaty warning: ‘Due to rising temps… Sweaty boob, sock, & undie money will no longer be accepted at Primos.’
One cashier in Texas took his frustrations out over Twitter.
‘Ladies, it’s not cute or sexy when you get money outta your bra. That’s kinda disgusting. Money is already dirty, I don’t need your titty sweat on it. Especially in this Houston heat,’ shared Marco Galicia.
Some of the stores around the US were sweet and discreet in letting their customers know that sweaty cash from your unmentionables would not be accepted
Only purse or wallet money will be accepted at this Dollar General store
He certainly isn’t alone in his disdain of someone handing over a bill with their bodily fluids on it.
A Dollar General store decided a simple sign on the register that states: ‘Money that is pulled out of anywhere other than your wallet or purse (e.g. bra or socks) will not be accepted. Thank you,’ would do the trick.
However, not all shops were as polite, or discreet, with their warning to customers.
One store in Minnesota in particular, was very graphic and very specific as to exactly what areas of the body money would not be accepted from, including specific bodily fluids that would be a no-go at their store.
Yikes. This store’s sign is not suitable for anyone’s eyes, but they’re crystal clear in taking the whole bodily fluids on bills thing VERY seriously
Mississippi’s T’Beaux’s crawfish shop and catering feels the heat year round, so they came up with this windowed permanent solution
This one establishment was not playing around, placing their sign prominently at the counter, with sentences underlined and in caps.
‘We no longer accept sweaty, stanky, wet, p***y, bloody AND sh***y money- if it comes out of your a**, crotch or inner bra area- take that nasty sh** to another store.’
While no store owner wants to turn away money, there are health risks involved in their clerks handling already dirty money that’s also covered in someone else’s fluids.