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On the back of checks. Why do they have that area blocked off where you're not allowed to write? Like. You have that limited real estate where any. And. All notations have to go. It makes me wonder what's so special about that area? Or is the bank just jerks. And. Not only want your money. But. As much of your check as possible. And. If that's the case. It kinda makes you want to write a check to yourself. And. Write all over that no man's land. Or. Write in highlighter. So. When they're doing the crazy black light antics like it's CSI. Then they can see you're a rebel. Also. With all the microprinting on the checks. Why do they need that gigantic area? Like seventy five percent of it. And. What if I have letters that hang below the line. After I wrote that. I just realized. I don't have any letters that hang. Take take that. Roger. Preston. Buqq Buqq. And. Yancey.
Also. Why is it when people describe themselves. They're all like. I'm so. And. So. And. I love to have fun. I've never heard someone go. I'm so. And. So. And. I like to be bored out of my mind. All the friggin time. Non stop. So. If you're looking to get into something not exciting. Call me up.
I know way back when they
I know way back when they used to give you your checks back, there would be a bunch of printed text all over no man's land. So I guess it was like internal bank info. I think possibly routing stuff. Like when you write a check it has to go to someone else's bank and then travel all the way back to your bank eventually, so I think it's like details of where your check traveled. Like when you mail a giant box around the world and it ends up with a bunch of stamps on it. I was going to view the image of one of my recent checks online to determine what it is, but I haven't wrote a check lately, and they don't keep online images past 65 days, so I couldn't see it. Maybe all of the bankers who visit killkaraoke can tell us about this.