Random Thoughts 18: The Year of Fire

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What’s 5 stage mean for AC? Invoice just says 2.5 ton This was 3 ton.

What’s 5 stage mean for AC? Invoice just says 2.5 ton
This was 3 Ton. I think 5 speed just means that the fan can run at lower speeds for quietness and efficency. I can stand beside the air conditioner and not hear anything. It's 19 seer, whatever that means.
 

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This was 3 Ton. I think 5 speed just means that the fan can run at lower speeds for quietness and efficency. I can stand beside the air conditioner and not hear anything. It's 19 seer, whatever that means.
Mine is not that quiet… or so I’m told by the other adult in my house….
 

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Well, you just made me sort though my coin stash in advance of running it though the counter at the CU. For a kid that used to collect coins I am pretty out of date. Didn't even know they changed the design of the penny to the shield. Found 3 wheat pennies, 3 Canadian pennies, one Canadian dime and a 5 peso coin. And a bunch of Lincoln anniversary pennies which I hadn't even known about before today, like I said, I'm a little out of date on these!

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In previous location of my job, we had a coin collecting machine. Throw all your coins in, pay something like 5 or 6%, then you can cash out the rest at customer service. (Thing jammed all the time. Hated it) Had to run a daily report on it, and was gobsmacked when I saw a redemption of $850+ of coins in a single transaction. I saw the afternoon/evening customer service guy the following day and asked him about it. He said there was a guy there for over an hour feeding coins into the machine. I neglected to ask how the customer even got the coins in the store.
 
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In previous location of my job, we had a coin collecting machine. Throw all your coins in, pay something like 5 or 6%, then you can cash out the rest at customer service. (Thing jammed all the time. Hated it) Had to run a daily report on it, and was gobsmacked when I saw a redemption of $850+ of coins in a single transaction. I saw the afternoon/evening customer service guy the following day and asked him about it. He said there was a guy there for over an hour feeding coins into the machine. I neglected to ask how the customer even got the coins in the store.

I am wondering about about something to put mine in for transport to the CU. Much long time ago I am pretty sure I went with a bigger cache.
 

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In previous location of my job, we had a coin collecting machine. Throw all your coins in, pay something like 5 or 6%, then you can cash out the rest at customer service. (Thing jammed all the time. Hated it) Had to run a daily report on it, and was gobsmacked when I saw a redemption of $850+ of coins in a single transaction. I saw the afternoon/evening customer service guy the following day and asked him about it. He said there was a guy there for over an hour feeding coins into the machine. I neglected to ask how the customer even got the coins in the store.
One of the guys at work used to be a branch manager at a bank and he said they had some business clients that would just bring in sacks of quarters or have an armor car pick up their quarters-- they'd take the sack to the bank vault weigh it do the math on it being all quarters put that money in the account and then shoot it through a sorter and reconcile it based on actual count after Canadian coins and Chucky cheese tokens and non quarters got sorted out.
 

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Random and totally out of the blue "I think I'd like some chocolate covered raisins".

Keep in mind it has been YEARS since I've had those. :rolleyes:
 

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In previous location of my job, we had a coin collecting machine. Throw all your coins in, pay something like 5 or 6%, then you can cash out the rest at customer service. (Thing jammed all the time. Hated it) Had to run a daily report on it, and was gobsmacked when I saw a redemption of $850+ of coins in a single transaction. I saw the afternoon/evening customer service guy the following day and asked him about it. He said there was a guy there for over an hour feeding coins into the machine. I neglected to ask how the customer even got the coins in the store.
Those Coinstar machines take something like 11%. I could probably get a better rate from Tony Soprano
 
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