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Originally Posted by lcruzrlvr
Three women are eating lunch together and the bill comes to $30.
Each woman hands the waiter a $10 bill for her portion.
The waiter takes the money to the register and realizes he should have only charged them $25. He takes 5 - $1 bills out of the register and starts walking back to the table.
He knows he is going to be asked to make even change so he simply pockets 2 of the $1 bills. (More honest than just skipping with the entire $5 in change.)
He then hands each woman 1 - $1 bill. Each woman's portion of the meal was now $10 minus $1 equaling $9 or $27 total. He has 2 - $1 bills in his pocket. $27 plus $2 = $29.
Question: Where did the other $1 go?
This is why I8math.
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One dollar needs to come out of the waiter's pocket and back into the register.
