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Those can easily be mistaken for each other.
And that is how you get some action and free groceries.
Apparently where you're from, you seem to think the Trojan Man is on the $20 bill. *runs to google* Nope, it's Andrew Jackson, you idiot.
Ironic thing about Andrew Jackson being on the $20 bill is that Andrew Jackson was opposed to the creation of a national bank and the implementation of national currency. Fun fact! Yay!
What kind of change were you expecting.
Flash!
Your picture makes me want to chop up hot dogs.
Maybe you and the cashier can sneak off into the stock room and start "makin' bacon," if you know what I mean, provided you're not allergic to it.
Freudian slip?
Your money can't be that dirty, can it ?
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Depending on the cashier's personality, this could go many ways: It could be absolutely hilarious and you could make a new friend. The cashier could be a sweet old lady who reminds you of your granny, and become flustered. It would be awkward for everyone. The cashier could give you a creepy wink-grin combo. Any combination of the above, and more scenarios. I'm assuming, since this is an FML, it wasn't the first one. So.... Awkward.
Clearly an acceptable form of legal US currency. Washington is run by dicks anyway.