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With the cold season upon us, you may want to stick with your plastic. Paper currency, like dollar bills, can host a veritable ecosystem of germs and other hazardous agents. Take a look at the graphic below, but be warned, you may never want to touch your money again!
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... I think I just threw-up a little.
Gross! Thanks for the reminder to practice good hygiene.
Not to mention eating out at places like Subway. They wear a new pair of plastic gloves when they switch between preparing food and handling money. Wasteful? yeah. But an ounce of prevention...
30% of money has poop on it?! That's just wrong...I knew there was another reason out there to avoid carrying cash.
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