But how does the money stack up versus spending time with your child?
With the help of tattoo artists PEMEX and Vanessa, fans chose from more than 40 images like a Gucci slipper, 'Hotline Bling,' a money stack, pizza, and more, with tattoos ranging from $80 - $120, depending on the size.
The graphic below looks at how this money stacks up around the world compared to other crops.
If only voters' optimism about the nation and the political system could rise in direct proportion to the money stacks.
Generation after generation, Monopoly money stacked up in piles of pink, green and gold, Hot Wheels raced across floors and Barbie was, well, just a doll.
The store carries fake money stacks, miniature sports cars, cellphones, double-breasted suits and even smiling dolls that will act as servants in the hereafter.
They are often used by women who left time full-time work to have children and then find the odds of getting grant money stacked against them when they want to return.
Next, Hermanos hallucinates about Barry Zito's lost fastball measured against Zito's Canvas bag of money, By canvas bag of money, Stacked onto hand trucks, and Zito's imaginary lavish departure from the ballpark in a stretch limo While you lounge in back, White silk scarf fluttering, Top hat warming you against the fog.
— The streets of Laredo are awash in money, stacks of grimy bills tainted with cocaine residue, wrapped in plastic and stowed in secret compartments built into the trucks, buses and cars that flow south over the Mexican border daily like a motorized river.
It's easy and, in some ways, justified to depict Tower Hamlets as a borough of unhappy contrasts: it contains the glass money stacks of Canary Wharf, adjoins the historic megawealth of the Square Mile, yet has the highest rate of child poverty in the country.
One seller nearby was openly selling fake US money—stacks in $1 and $1,000 denominations.
