A man showed a lawyer and $50 note and ask him whether, in his opinion, it was genuine. The lawyer examined the note and said, "It seems perfectly genuine to me. "
He then placed the note in his pocket and said, "My minimum fee for advice is $70, so if you just let me have another $20, that will finalise the matter."
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