break a bill
break a bill by GreenApple25 December 12, 2018
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break a bill
To earn over $100 in tips during a shift of a service industry job. Especially common among pedicabbers.
"Hey, where you at tonight?"
"Like $90 something... about to break a bill!"
"Hoooo! And it's barely even midnight. Keep hustin' and you'll break two!"
"Yeah dude, I'm in the zone and my fares are feelin' me."
"Like $90 something... about to break a bill!"
"Hoooo! And it's barely even midnight. Keep hustin' and you'll break two!"
"Yeah dude, I'm in the zone and my fares are feelin' me."
break a bill by Stevie tha bricklaya February 26, 2008
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