South Dakota bank apologizes for stunt featuring teachers scrambling for $1 bills

Bank originally allotted $500 for each of the ten teachers involved and has since also issued an additional $500 to those teachers

The spectacle at a South Dakota hockey match that saw teachers scrambling for dollar bills on their hands and knees, forced an apology and some cash compensation by the bank that organized the stunt.

The bank originally allotted $500 for each of the ten teachers involved, which the teachers involved intended to spend on essential school supplies. They have since also issued an additional $500 to those teachers and $500 to 21 other teachers that applied to take part in the event but were not invited to participate.