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Magnetic "Cash Money Clip"
By Core Jr - Jun 23, 2008
From Scott Amron, the designer who brought us the super-sweet Brush & Rinse toothbrush waterfountain-maker, the Cash Money Clip is one of those why-didn't-I-think-of-that inventions. A dollar, a magnet, and a piece o' metal. (Me? I'd sacrifice a second bill and cover up the works.)
Buy it here. Or just watch the movie and hack one up yourself.
2 Comments
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Hmm...seems like they didn't note that if you put this money "clip" in the same pocket as your credit cards, there's a decent chance it'll demagnetize them. Neodymium magnets are pretty strong.!Report as spam
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Uhh, what about the demagnetization of adjacent credit cards?!?!!?!Report as spam
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