Most people rarely use a $2 bill.
Many Americans go years without seeing one, and some mistakenly believe they’re no longer printed. But for Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, the $2 bill has become much more than an unusual form of currency—it has become a personal tradition that has lasted for more than three decades.
Instead of carrying ordinary cash, Wozniak often pays with custom tear-off $2 bills that he creates himself from genuine U.S. currency. The unusual habit has sparked curiosity everywhere he goes, leaving cashiers and customers with
