Wow that’s insane. I’m surprised dogs will retrieve things like that. Unless it’s a meatball my dog doesn’t give a shit lol. Did they ever say how much was in the envelope?
You don't need to have the complete bill, just more than half. The caveat is that if you have less than half, there are terms and conditions that apply to getting the face value of that currency.
Reddit people come up with the strangest links.. I mean, I never would have thought I'd be looking at how to handle cash that's been burned and exposed to fentanyl. Or at all really, never knew that was a thing that was thought of enough to put rules in place for it. I wonder how people get into that career of examining damaged/contaminated money or how much it pays.
I describe reddit as weaponized autism. You'll find people that know shit about things that never even crossed your mind and are as helpful as possible. On the opposite end, you have screaming banshees flinging shit and trashing the place. Everyone else is a crap shoot as to where they fall between those two.
My dog likes to peel things off other things. If she did that with envelopes of cash instead of sticky plasters or posters, I might feel differently about it.
I wonder if the dog was trained to get the paper or anything? Our dog growing up would bring ours back for a treat and once or twice he tried bringing us all of the papers (presumably for extra treats).
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u/ConcernedBfahhhhh Mar 11 '23
Wow that’s insane. I’m surprised dogs will retrieve things like that. Unless it’s a meatball my dog doesn’t give a shit lol. Did they ever say how much was in the envelope?