And they're still a pain to spend, because too many people refuse to believe they're real money. Or else don't want to take them because there isn't a slot in their cash drawer. I inherited a couple of bundles from my dad last year (he made $2 bills his "thing", much like Woz, because he enjoyed arguing with cashiers), and exchanged them all at the bank for "real money".
replyI believe that you have run into difficulty with some person(s) not understanding that $2 bills are real money.
replyI don't believe that they've been anywhere nearly as much of "a pain to spend" for you as you're stating. You're just gabbing.
I know and do; it's a question if I get one in change or otherwise.
reply(IIRC some businesses used to give change in $2 to show their "influence" on the area.)