Children’s toy €100 note used to ‘buy sandwich’ in Newry business
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Wednesday, March 11th, 2015
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I don’t understand why this mistake is so common, but they aren’t down €100 plus the price of the goods – they’re €100 down *including* the price of the goods. Say the sandwich cost €10, and they paid for it with the fake €100. The business would have given them the €90 change, plus they’ve lost the €10 on the sandwich. I don’t see where the other €10 has come from. It simply doesn’t exist.
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