A story is told of a hundred dollar bill, a twenty dollar bill, and a one dollar bill having a conversation boasting about where they have been in their lives, and how popular they were, and so said the hundred, "Why I’ve been in the hands of the greatest and richest people of the world, in the grandest restaurants and stay in the largest banks quite frequently . . . . people love me!

"Aw, that’s nothing" said the twenty, "Most people can’t afford to have you, but me . . . well, I’m in the wallets and purses of the working men and women, and used more in stores everywhere! People love me!"

"No, No, No" said the dollar. You see, I have been in the hands of EVERYONE, young and old, rich and poor, and when both of you are tucked in the wallets and purses in church services . . . people choose me over you both! I’ve been in every church of every denomination a hundred times over and people never get tired of me! Why if it were not for me, people would stop giving! That’s how important I am!"

The twenty and the hundred both agreed that he had a good point!