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To: IngotWeTrust who wrote (2517)	9/3/1998 3:04:00 AM
From: Gary R. Owens	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9818

Anybody here know math? "How many of you think you would get the correct change at McDonalds if the computers go down? Dave asked. It reminded me of a time I went to a McDonalds in Santa Fe. The bill was for something like $8.79 and I gave her a ten and four pennies so she could make the change a dollar bill and a quarter. (I hate pennies) The girl looked at the money then at her cash register, then back to the money, frowned, turned and yelled to the others behind her, "Does anybody here know math?" This came from: Year2000.com Announcement List, Special Mailing, September 2, 1998 by Jon Huntress You are receiving this e-mail because you subscribed to Year 2000 Announcement List. This mailing is to provide you the first of our three part special editorial coverage of the "Texas Year 2000 Workshop" on the Year 2000 Computing Crisis that took place in Houston, Texas on August 10, 1998. Our next mailing will be our regular newsletter, which should go out within the next few days. Our special coverage in this issue is sponsored by Fidelity Technology Solutions. They provided the resources necessary to cover the conference, so please read their insert below and check out their web sites when you have a chance. If you want to leave the list, please do not "reply" to this message. It won't work. Instead, use the form at: year2000.com to get off the list. If you don't have web access, please see the note at the end of this message to unsubscribe using e-mail.