Ok, I just went into the washroom at work, I was stopping in to make a deposit before I hit the vending machine. So I was also checking my pockets for loose change. Well I took two steps into the washroom and promptly dropped a loony ($1 for all you Yanks) and then kicked it under the door of a stall! (D’oh!)
Ok so, I was like, I really want that dollar, it is my key to caffinated bliss (Pepsi!). So I went into the stall and retrieved it. Luckily it wasn’t wallowing in someone else urine, puddled in the corner (we got some pretty sick people here at work! coughMaximum Overridecough)
ANYways… that got me thinking. What if it HAD been in a puddle of urine, or if I had dropped it into the toilet right after my deposit!! (Egads!) How much money would I have to drop before I went in after it?
A dollar, particularly a coin… I don’t see my self, fishing around the bowl for a buck… but how much would it take? $5? $10? $50? (Well let’s hope I would go after $50, I can’t afford not too!)
Anyway, how much would you have to lose to wade through the worst of conditions to retrieve it? (Doesn’t have to be the toilet, there are some other pretty nasty places out there! Maximum Overrides house comes to mind…
Five, count 'em FIVE, toilet dollars to the first person who replies… (sigh Five Canadian toilet dollars… aww who am I kidding, I may as well offer you some toilet paper. Nutz! :()
Two hillbillies are doing business in a fancy two hole outhouse. As one is pulling his overalls up he drops a quarter down into the pit. “Sumbitch” he mutters. He ponders a moment and starts tossing in all his pocket change.
“What in the hell are you doin’?” his outhouse mate asks?
“You don’t think I’d go diggin’ around down there for just a quarter.”
*Not to be confused with two nuts on a chin which is a different joke altogether.
No doubt in my mind I would do it for a dollar, probably less. I also routinely dig through the dumpsters behind the mall I work at to see what others stores throw away, found some pretty good stuff. Also, when the college lets out its like christmas, make several hundred dollars off the stuff the students throw away.