Police Called After Student Tries To Buy Lunch With $2 Bill

Kelly Phillips Erb, Forbes Staff, Forbes
Wed, 05/04/2016 - 5:16am

An eighth grader got more than she bargained for - but not her chicken nuggets - when she tried to buy lunch with a $2 bill.

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