Guess $ Amount of 1/2 Gallon Milk Jug Change?!

I should buy a accent Rome book

 

Log in or Sign up to hide this ad.

$117.53

 

my woman says 29.95

 

$89.99

 

Go ahead there man. Tell her she's wrong. I dare you! LOL.

 

Let's see......

A bunch of quarters, several dimes, some pennies,



.......and my estimate of $103.10 in change.

 

She says "If" it's wrong

 

Don't know what team that you like but you need one of these and stand by it. LOL. Works in my house, shhhh.....

 

She uses pruning shears far to well for me to be willing to put up a sign like that lol

 

Ohhh! That would hurt. Just sleep with one eye open. LOL.

 

Looks like a lax in the quarters, so $54.51.
Never as much as you think is in them
Story time.
When I was married, WE (cough cough) had a AAA blue glass water jug that we started putting change in...you know for a down payment on a house
I started to take my check and round up to the nearest $20 mark and hit the carwash for quarters on the way home.
4 $5 bills for $20 in quarters to add to the jug each week.
After a few weeks the bottom was covered (WHOHOO)
Feeling all that motivation I started to add all the $1 bills I had accumulated during the week adding them to my $20.
I noticed the carwash after the 4 $5 bills were done and the first $1 added it would also spit out $5 in quarters the rest of the $1 bills changed out at the correct amount.
There wasn't a service person working the car wash all automated so no one to complain too
At about half a jug the quarters started getting smaller seems someone was dipping in for other needs ( cough cough) her wants.
When it got down to 1/4 full I cashed them in to pay bills.
Neither one of us was happy.

 

$127.96

 

@Mkm5 …it’s been 32 days…how much was in the jug?…Spark

 

My guess, $89.96.

 

I've still got to get to the Coin Star and cash them in!

I was going to take them in but the jug was too heavy and the coins weren't pouring out very well so I put it off.

I'm curious too!

 

I've got an idea. Why don't you split it up into two jugs? Two jugs are better than one.

 

I love those days that you don't have to think about cashing in some change. I am not a hoarder, but, I do like knowing I got some change in reserve. No matter the amount.