#30, apparently Starbucks does. #54, yes, but there's no reason to call the cops. You don't know how they acquired it. The only thing employees are required to do is confiscate the bill.

#7 way to hit it on the spot, never give change to anyone ESPECIALLY any amount over 20 dollars. and #30, no business is allowed to reject your US legal tender. All business must be able to break any bill.

I call bullshit, noone would call the cops on you like wtf they would just return the bill and say gtfo

Heart is in the right place, take no regret in what you did but do learn from it. Be suspicious when: 1. There are stores around yet the crook chooses to ask you for change. 2. The bill is larger than a 20. I normally say no and direct them to the nearest deli, store, newspaper stand. When people cross money, its hard to trust :P

That sucks. If you're downtown in a big city, you should've used better judgment. But if you were at a strip mall or something, you were just trying to be helpful. I hope the secret service believes your story.

You're a nice guy, but I hope now you learned that people can't be trusted. A valuable lesson for $50, don't feel too bad.

doode, who asks for change on the street? Crooks and bums.. thats who!

starbucks doesnt even accept $50 bills....trust me ive tried to pay with one once.

You shouldn't have been so stupid but still I guess it could happen if you weren't thinking. FYL

that sucks. and everyone is saying now that "oh theres stores around why didnt he jut go to a store to get change why would you think of doing it for him etc etc" NOW you think this, but im pretty sure most of you would of done the same thing as he did. What he did was on impluse and didnt think twice, which all of us do to a point. :P ewww starbucks dont go there ever again.