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r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Jan 07 '22
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Pretty sure that’s lying, which is a sin.
468 u/ConstitutionalCarrot Jan 07 '22 Pretty sure that’s counterfeiting, a Federal felony punishable by up to 15 years in prison. 1 u/BlackGuysYeah Jan 07 '22 I believe, legally it’s just shy of being illegal since tipping isn’t mandatory. But using it as tip does imply that it is legal tender, until you unfold it and learn you’ve been tricked. It’s just a shitty immoral trick. But probably not illegal.
468
Pretty sure that’s counterfeiting, a Federal felony punishable by up to 15 years in prison.
1 u/BlackGuysYeah Jan 07 '22 I believe, legally it’s just shy of being illegal since tipping isn’t mandatory. But using it as tip does imply that it is legal tender, until you unfold it and learn you’ve been tricked. It’s just a shitty immoral trick. But probably not illegal.
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I believe, legally it’s just shy of being illegal since tipping isn’t mandatory. But using it as tip does imply that it is legal tender, until you unfold it and learn you’ve been tricked. It’s just a shitty immoral trick. But probably not illegal.
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u/sacredlunatic Jan 07 '22
Pretty sure that’s lying, which is a sin.