The curse of spare change

[Pete]

I actually like having coins. I don't particularly like having them in my pockets, because when I sit down, they always seem to find their way to the floor. At the end of the day though, I always throw my change into one of those tin Bailey's containers, and watch it slowly accumulate over the weeks. The best part about it is that I have absolutely no idea how much money I'll have in there when it's full, but I'll take a guess and say at least $500.

[Rocky]

I actually like having coins. I don't particularly like having them in my pockets, because when I sit down, they always seem to find their way to the floor. At the end of the day though, I always throw my change into one of those tin Bailey's containers, and watch it slowly accumulate over the weeks. The best part about it is that I have absolutely no idea how much money I'll have in there when it's full, but I'll take a guess and say at least $500.

I like to do this as well, I have a big cup of coins I throw all the spare change in, then once the cup gets full I bring it over to one of those counting machines at Walmart and get a bunch of money from it.

If I get something to eat and have spare change while I'm going through the drivethru of somewhere, I like to throw the coins in the cup holder of my car. It's nice to have spare change every once in a while because you never know when you need a bottle of water or SoCo.