As a dancer, would this bother you? Why or why not?
I'm sure I'll be asked why I want to do this (deuces?) instead of singles, and I figure the reasons are two-fold:
1: It's been a while since I've had $2 bills. I'll admit, there's a big part of me that just likes the novelty of them.
2: Fewer bills in the wad in my pocket, and crisp bills will be easier to extract for stage tips. Alternately, same number of bills (if I double up,) but crisp bills from the bank still feel nicer.
As I see it:
Pros:
A: Fewer bills for the dancers to tuck away, or twice the money (depending on how I throw them out.)
B: May fake some drunken lurker into trying to one-up me because I'm throwing out "large" bills?
Cons:
a: An unfamiliar dancer may think I'm throwing bills larger than $2 out, and get annoyed when it isn't?
b: Worse than above, a dancer unfamiliar with the $2 might think it's fake and flip their shit at me?
c: (you fill in the blank here, because I'm sure there's something I'm not thinking of)
Ultimately, #1 is my main reason for wanting to do this, but #2 is a weird unexpected (potential) bonus.
Under the "Cons" heading, I'd definitely check with the cash guy (or gal) to make sure they know what a $2 is first, and any dancer who was weirded out by it could check with them and get a pair of singles if it was really important to them.![]()




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