Nickelodeon star Jennifer Hyatt Tedmori has shocked her followers by revealing a residual check worth a “crash out” of her childhood.
“This time has come for me. I received Ned’s remaining check,” Hyatt Tedmori, 37, said in an Instagram video Thursday, holding up a stack of envelopes. “Some of these might be a penny, some of them might be $5.”
Hyatt Tedmori, who played Doris Trembley for 11 episodes on “Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide,” labeled the video “Crash Out Call” when she opened the first check and saw her two cents.
“It’s all two cents. Look at all this paper I’m throwing around in my car for just two cents,” she declared.
“I know, tough times (and the economy) are tough, but your two cents? Hold on. Shit, leave it at that. I don’t need it.”
Other checks opened by Hyatt Tedmori were 63 cents, $1.11, 68 cents, 87 cents, 36 cents, 45 cents, two 3 cents, three 81 cents and two $1.01.
“Don’t come at me and say you lost a nickel. You guys were shit to lose a nickel on the couch,” she said. “Please don’t come for me.”
“Okay, it’s been a long time. I’m surprised I got anything. But three cents? It cost me seventy-five cents to send this envelope. And how does that total add up? Mathematics ain’t shitty.”
The former child actress briefly played a “goth girl” in two episodes of The CW’s reboot of “90210.”
“(I received) $21.43. I’m surprised,” she said Thursday before adding up her winnings.
“For ‘Ned’s Declassified,’ the total would be $8.63. For ‘90210,’ the total would be $30.06,” she said. “Can I go to Starbucks for a coffee? Can I report this to the IRS? They’re not even interested.”
“I hope you all have a great day,” the actress concluded. “I hope you go out there and make more than $8.63.”
