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Jan 13, 2019 6:09 AM

harrywallbanger

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Magic wallet

Man I remember seeing infomercials for this back in like 2005.

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There was a puzzle toy that used this principle when I was a kid, I never seem them for sale anymore.

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Do none of you remember these infomercials?

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This was before the a ton of people on here were born.

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Came to the comments just to see if I was the only one. Wanted one of these so bad as a kid because of those commercials.

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One of my friends had this wallet. I could never figure it out.

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I used to make these as a kid all the the time.

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Had one of these once

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I am 98% certain that this functions by just ignoring certain laws of physics. Conclusion: this wallet is made of cats.

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I used to work at Sonic in California and all the servers had these. Probably still do, they're pretty damn handy!

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Crazy how nature do that

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I had one of these wallets as a child and spent hours trying to figure it out. I did. Pretty cool. 10/10

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My fatass thought it was gonna be chocolate

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Classic, I had one of these as a child

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Can someone explain

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When he first opens it after adding the $2, watch it pull the ends of the bill out of the parallel straps, changing its orientation when...

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when he opens it the other way.

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Ooooh.

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I bet someone can.

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Magnets.

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No.

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Yes.

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Yes

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A $2 bill is the last evolutionary state of the $2 coin

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It's a new version of an old machine. Now basically the only new principle involved is that instead of power being generated by the (1/?)

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relative motion of conductors and fluxes, it is produced by the modial interaction of magneto-reluctance and capacitive diractance. (2/?)

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The original machine had a base plate of pre-famulated amulite surmounted by a malleable logarithmic casing in such a way that the two (3/?)

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spurving bearings were in a direct line with the panametric fan. The latter consisted simply of six hydrocoptic marzlevanes, so fitted(4/?)

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to the ambifacient lunar waneshaft that side fumbling was effectively prevented. The main winding was of the normal lotus-o-delta (5/?)

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This is as old as the world

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I had one of these wallets for YEARS, and was by far my favorite wallet. Quite durable, surprisingly.

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fucking magnets how do they work

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Well for starters magnets ain't even there.

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I have a collection of two dollar bills. Whenever I see one I replace it with at least $4. I know it's not worth but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ they're cool.

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The most magical part of these wallets is how your money just falls right out of them when they are closed.

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When I was 5 and in hospital having my tonsils out an old man came in to see another kid who had already left the hospital and gave me 1/2

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2/2 the gift he had brought in for her which was a wallet just like this but covered in metallic purple paper....forgot about that until now

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I need this. Where. Where can I buy this?

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Amazon!

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flip wallets I think they're called. I got my first for $20 of a girl that makes them, 2nd i got offa ebay for $3 and has lasted 10 years.

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Texas Roadhouse gives them out to kids.

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these are literally all over the fucking place

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I get mine from J Crew outlet. Smaller than this and fit in my girl pants pocket which is the real magic.

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Your pants have pockets!?

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Jeans do

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https://garzini.com - I have one from here

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Those are fancy nice. Too nice.

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When you don’t understand science...magic is everywhere!

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Or Jesus.lol

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When you understand science magic is everywhere... just using a different title

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That's basically how religions were made #ancient_aliens

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more accurately, Design. Although I'm sure some scientific discipline played a part in the development of opening it on opposite sides.

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The bill is facing the camera when opened from either side... Science!

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I bet you're fun at parties

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I do keep a stash of absolutely rockin dad jokes for such occasions so yes, I would say so.

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Yes, this is a scientiffic wallet.

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It’s a good meme bushwog

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Americans have 2$ bills? ours are heavy coins and they ruin wallets and purses.

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Never ruined my wallet. Also the coins last a lot longer so it's cheaper (pre plastic notes)

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They're heavy coins, the coin pouch is very small (like 4 coins then it deforms the whole thing) and I always had a dozen or so of them.

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Jacob’s ladder becomes a wallet.

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same. i had one as a kid. it was fun annoying family with it in the car ride home.

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That's what I was thinking

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Jacob’s wallet

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You better give it back to him before he finds out

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THIS MAN GETS IT

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Man?

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I had one of those a long time ago. I spent forever trying to figure out why we have $2 bills

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It's as old as internet.

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They're twice as cost effective as the $1 bill to print so they're still around. Most recent series was issued in 2013

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my grandma would always give me a $2 bill for Easter I have no idea why and she never explained the tradition only time I've ever seen them

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Only place I’ve seen 2$ was in strip club. Just saying

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My gma would give them for christmas and birthdays. Also have no idea why.

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The denomination sizes 1, 2, 5, 10 (times 10, 100, ...) are quite standard. My question is, why are they so rare and the 1$ isn't.

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I've been getting a ton of them lately

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The same reason we have 1000 5000 and 10000 ones

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When I was a kid I was told it was because the standard bet at the horse track was $2... I think this is actually nonsense.

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I was told they were used to track military spending, showing how much money a base brought to a community.

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Clemson Tigers fans use them when they travel

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In Canada, our smallest bill is a 5. We have $1 and $2 coins called loonies and toonies.

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We used to have two dollar bills! My parents have a couple saved away as mementos

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Really??

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Spotted the millennial. ;)

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You can get them ar any bank

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I remember $2 bills. They're coins now.

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They really should be in the US too, and the penny needs to be retired, but again US is so against change they'd rather keep wasting money.

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Yeah I don't miss pennies at all.

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If we were against change we'd get rid of the coins, huh?

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Maybe, but coins last a lot longer than bills. There was a push for $1 coins to become common a while back

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r/whoosh

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Very clever.

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Our milkman had one of these 40 years ago, used to fascinate me

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I've always known them as a "milkman wallet" *nods*

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Oh really? I really never they were called that. Must have been a standard issue then?

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more it's fast, and as milkmen here normally collected payment once a week, it was often enough to be a note + some change, so 1/

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being able to drop a note in and it be secured in one movement meant you can be on to the next door. 2/2

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Makes sense. It was weekly that our milkman called for payment of 6 silver top, 4 gold top and a pot of double cream

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Ah the $2 bill it was great taking it to the store and paying with it and watch the cashier check if it's real and I'm like um its $2 chill

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I had a guy pay $20 for gas using 5 $2 Bill's 5 $1 coins and 5 50 cent coins and smiled. He thought he was smart but I new his game $17.50.

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I don't understand? Was he trying some sort of scam?

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Or paying with 2$ bills for pancakes at IHOP when they just had trouble accepting a passport as valid ID.

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Steve Wozniak (cofounder of Apple) had a hobby where he would tear off legal $2 bills from perforated pages to pay for groceries.

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Try a $1 coin. Sheer panic!

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My job used to have a change machine that gave out $1 coins. I bought new tire rims with them once

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As a non-American I was super confused when a vending machine coughed up a bunch of $1 coins,I thought only bills existed.

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Depends. In NYC the subway gives $1 coins back when you buy a MetroCard so they're super common here and in NJ since it's so close by

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But I used to love using them elsewhere and seeing people's reactions lol

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All coins greater than a quarter as well.

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I remember being refused a Susan B. Anthony dollar (ticket vending machine change) as payment because the till didn't have a place for it.

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Like the Susan B. Anthony, or the $.50 coin. Just realised that putting Kennedy on the $.50 coin is kind of fucked up.

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Why?

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It's about the size of the hole in the back of his head -jk-...-jfk-

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Fun fact, entry wounds are usually quite small, its exit wounds that are quite large

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Because Kennedy was only half a man when he died.

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Well, it's a tad pretentious to expect younger ppl to know that a 2 dollar bill is a real thing when it's been out of production for so long

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It's still being printed...

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It's a tad pretentious to make comments about things you obviously don't know about. They're still regularly circulated bills. They just 1/?

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"Regularly" - that's laughable. Regularly is the 1, 5, 10, 20, 100, etc dollar bill. Aside the point, the bill is incredibly rare.

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So when were they not circulated? I can go tomorrow and scrounge up plenty. And what exactly would the "etc." bills

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Well, as I said, it's pretentious for someone to expect another to know that 2.00 bills existed. I don't mind being wrong about the circu.

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don't have the regular production run that the more common bills have. 2/2

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I always buy $2 bills to stuff into cards for my niece & nephews. So they, at least, know they're real!

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