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Currency Manager Tip for Drive-up Windows

Don't fumble with bills and coins when paying exact amounts for your fast food at drive-up windows.

  • By Marc Barbani
  • Category: Home
  • Time Required: 5-7 seconds
  • Difficulty: Easy
Currency Manager Tip for Drive-up Windows

Utilizing this tip you will be able to hand the pre-packaged money to the drive-up window agent in one motion.

Steps

Step #1: Fold

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  • Fold the bill(s) lengthwise making a crisp corner.

Step #2: Fold Again

NextCurrency Manager Tip for Drive-up Windows
  • Make another fold width-wise about 3/4" from the bottom end of the bill(s).

Step #3: Put in Coins

NextCurrency Manager Tip for Drive-up Windows
  • Prepare the exact change and insert it into the folds.

Step #4: Presentation

Currency Manager Tip for Drive-up Windows
  • Squeeze the bill/change packet at the fold and present to the drive through agent as a single monetary unit.

Conclusion

When the drive through server tells you the amount owed after you place the order, prep the money before you pull forward to pay.

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