Where is the missing dollar explained

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In the real puzzle there are several small amounts bobbing about and they're harder to track. Where next? PayPal I always think it's arrogant to add a donate button, but it has been requested. Asher says February 18, Jeh Deh says March 28, Using game theory there is no riddle. Just overspending because a weasel told on himself. Yo says May 26, The explanation is perfectly fine. You should subtract 2 and not add 2. Get Free Riddles By Email!

Show the answer ». Posted in Brain Teasers. Logical Puzzles. Daniel Kim says September 5, This is dumb what kind of answer is that, there is no missing dollar, actually the question is dumb, the answer was completely fine! Justin says November 5, Haha.