SEATTLE — Hundreds of dollar bills that were pinned to the ceiling of the Comet Tavern in Seattle have disappeared.
A co-owner, Jason Lajeunesse, told KING-TV that whoever broke in Tuesday night must have taken an hour or two to remove all the bills.
Patrons have been pinning money to the ceiling for decades. The tavern is temporarily closed for a remodel.
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