I heart NY

[jon-nyc]

I have a feeling that if Aqua moved to NY this is where he’d shop.

[Aqua Letifer]

I am fucking down with that shit!

[jodi]

I am laughing.

[George K]

What is "Titty Money?"

(I don't really care what "Shoe Money" is)

[Doctor Phibes]

@george-k said in I heart NY:

What is "Titty Money?"

(I don't really care what "Shoe Money" is)

Don't they mean money stuffed in a shoe or in a bra?

[jon-nyc]

Yes

[Catseye3]

@george-k said in I heart NY:

What is "Titty Money?"
(I don't really care what "Shoe Money" is)

George beat me to it with this question, but I'd like to know what both of them are.

[Catseye3]

Something tells me this isn't Saks.

[Klaus]

@catseye3 said in I heart NY:

@george-k said in I heart NY:

What is "Titty Money?"
(I don't really care what "Shoe Money" is)

George beat me to it with this question, but I'd like to know what both of them are.

I don't dare to ask what they'd call the money I always shove into my... never mind.

[89th]

Hahaha I love it

[Aqua Letifer]

@george-k said in I heart NY:

What is "Titty Money?"

(I don't really care what "Shoe Money" is)

A friend of mine and I are collectors of ideal shorthand questions to learn something about someone, where it's not even their answer but their reaction tells you all you need to know.

For example, in order to determine both (1) whether or not someone's even familiar with D&D and (2) whether they're old school or on the Critical Role bandwagon is just simply to ask "5e?" It'll tell you everything you need to know.

"What's titty money" is about the best I can possibly think of to determine whether someone's ever worked basic retail.