Maybe they feel guilty about accepting payment for the “work” they’re doing.
maybe its refering to the translation of check in spanish, that's "Cheques". So if it is beeing used for the turists, it´s ok.
Clearly, someone prefers the American spelling but was ordered not to use it.
Ha ha, Classic Steve. I like your thinking.
But checks are OK, right?
It's a front for the East European slave trade: they are no longer accepting Czechs, but they put it in code to interpol won't get onto them,
toep wins.
Shane in Australia writes, "Cheques are OK. Just not those IOUs on toilet paper that you call 'cheques'."
Maybe they feel guilty about accepting payment for the “work” they’re doing.
ReplyDeletemaybe its refering to the translation of check in spanish, that's "Cheques".
ReplyDeleteSo if it is beeing used for the turists, it´s ok.
Clearly, someone prefers the American spelling but was ordered not to use it.
ReplyDeleteHa ha, Classic Steve. I like your thinking.
ReplyDeleteBut checks are OK, right?
ReplyDeleteIt's a front for the East European slave trade: they are no longer accepting Czechs, but they put it in code to interpol won't get onto them,
ReplyDeletetoep wins.
ReplyDelete