84% of statistics are just made up 59% of the time.

 

68% of the people would tell you that.

68% of the people would tell you that.

 

That has a statistical +/- of 32%.

Statistician's Blues

Certain banks have policy that if they drug test, a % is allowed in the blood stream of tellers because of the interaction they have with it............

I'd be curious to know what denomination of bill is most likely to contain coke residue. I'm betting it's Benjamins.

I'd be curious to know what denomination of bill is most likely to contain coke residue. I'm betting it's Benjamins.

 

Id say the Benjamins are just for the movies.

Id say the Benjamins are just for the movies.

 

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Id say the Benjamins are just for the movies.

 

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It's all coming together now. I always wondered why those guys in college were crushing up dollar bills and snorting them. I thought it was a protest for the In God We Trust on the bill..

Nasty, I hope this isn't accurate. I work at a bank.

I'd be curious to know what denomination of bill is most likely to contain coke residue. I'm betting it's Benjamins.

 

I would guess a 20.

I've always heard that, but first time I have seen it recorded in a study.

 

"When the machine gets contaminated, it transfers the cocaine to the other bank notes," Zuo said. These bills have fewer remnants of cocaine. Some of the dollars in his experiment had .006 micrograms, which is several thousands of times smaller than a single grain of sand.

I'd be curious to know what denomination of bill is most likely to contain coke residue. I'm betting it's Benjamins.

Zuo, who spoke about his research at the national meeting of the American Chemical Society on Sunday, found that $5, $10, $20 and $50 bills were more likely to be positive for cocaine than $1 bills.