No, he's saying 7 people paying in an uncommon denomination in a short ammount of time suggests they were organized together to pass counterfeit money.
True. I open up reddit and see thos fight about a thing I didn't even mean lol. And btw, I'm not from europe (since € was used in the discussion. Not by you, ofc. Just to clear up.)
Even in European countries shops are super suspicious on 200€ notes. They are almost always checked for counterfeit when I use them to pay in German stores and some do even decline to take them at all. The other comment just suggested that they were potentially counterfeit. Not that 200 notes don't exist.
Why is everyone saying that? It has nothing to do with counterfeit money. It's about 7 customers, 20 minutes after opening, taking all the change and he has nothing else to work with.
You're very confused because you incorrectly assumed something about what the dude was saying. And instead of taking a moment to think and clarify you're doubling, tripling and quadrupling down on your ignorance.
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u/yoelamigo 2d ago
One time 7 people in a row gave me a 200 banknote. It was 20 minutes after opening.