Bid Farewell to Pennies and Nickels!

Wealth Wire ^ | , November 26th, 2012 | Brittany Stepniak

[discostu]

Well if they got the numbers... but of course then they don’t need the PIN.

Anybody tracking me would see:
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And would shortly shoot themselves in the head.

[roadcat]

I was working for 50¢ an hour in the cotton fields in the 50s, my dad (born 1916) told me that when he first married my mom, he was 20 years old and worked in a cotton gin for 50¢ per day and was very happy to have the job, even at that, the job was seasonal and there was no unemployment.

Wow, thank you for sharing this. There was hardship in those days that young people now do not have. My dad had it rough (born 1911) but by the time I came along after WWII things were better. My dad's father died when my dad was an infant, and his mother struggled with 3 boys. No welfare in those days, they often had to beg food from neighbors who would fix them a plate. His mom died and the 3 boys as young teens had to work and care for themselves. Life was hard back then, and worse in the depression. I'm grateful my dad worked so hard yet never complained. Like you say, he was happy to work.

[kearnyirish2]

I didn’t know how it originated. I wish the environmentalists would shut it down (because it kills trees needlessly); it just fills garbage cans. I understand the postal service is opposed to getting rid of it, as it would probably kill half their business.