She'd already punched the numbers into the register, so she had no idea what to do to make change even though I made it simpler for her. I ended up just taking back my 19 cents and then letting her give me the change she'd originally planned on because she couldn't understand what was going on.
How do we let kids graduate from high school without knowing how to make change?
She'd already punched the numbers into the register, so she had no idea what to do to make change even though I made it simpler for her. I ended up just taking back my 19 cents and then letting her give me the change she'd originally planned on because she couldn't understand what was going on.
How do we let kids graduate from high school without knowing how to make change?
yeah, it'd maybe have made more sense if you gave her 6 cents, but obviously this is either a really dumb bot or an even dumber poster.
She'd already punched the numbers into the register, so she had no idea what to do to make change even though I made it simpler for her. I ended up just taking back my 19 cents and then letting her give me the change she'd originally planned on because she couldn't understand what was going on.
How do we let kids graduate from high school without knowing how to make change?
If you wanted to make it simpler, you should have given her $20.81. You'll then get $2 back as change.
Can't tell if this is a hilarious fail or a hilarious troll. I'm guess the latter. 10/10 either way.
In any case, the best way to make it easy for the cashier in this situation would be to give her 6 cents instead of 19. Then you would be owed a dollar and a quarter.
She'd already punched the numbers into the register, so she had no idea what to do to make change even though I made it simpler for her. I ended up just taking back my 19 cents and then letting her give me the change she'd originally planned on because she couldn't understand what was going on.
How do we let kids graduate from high school without knowing how to make change?
She'd already punched the numbers into the register, so she had no idea what to do to make change even though I made it simpler for her. I ended up just taking back my 19 cents and then letting her give me the change she'd originally planned on because she couldn't understand what was going on.
How do we let kids graduate from high school without knowing how to make change?
My question to you - where in the hell did you get your education?
Can't tell if this is a hilarious fail or a hilarious troll. I'm guess the latter. 10/10 either way.
In any case, the best way to make it easy for the cashier in this situation would be to give her 6 cents instead of 19. Then you would be owed a dollar and a quarter.
But if he gave her 19 cents all she would have to do is give him a dollar back. 6 cents makes no sense (pun intended).
Register workers are taught not to play money games and stick to the register because scammers scam. Register work is stressful. I`d love to put lots of you behind the register. Y`all think everything is easy; becaue you`ve learned nothing.
Can't tell if this is a hilarious fail or a hilarious troll. I'm guess the latter. 10/10 either way.
In any case, the best way to make it easy for the cashier in this situation would be to give her 6 cents instead of 19. Then you would be owed a dollar and a quarter.
But if he gave her 19 cents all she would have to do is give him a dollar back. 6 cents makes no sense (pun intended).
You give the extra 6 cents so you get a shiny quarter back instead on a dime, nickle, and 4 Pennies
Can't tell if this is a hilarious fail or a hilarious troll. I'm guess the latter. 10/10 either way.
In any case, the best way to make it easy for the cashier in this situation would be to give her 6 cents instead of 19. Then you would be owed a dollar and a quarter.
But if he gave her 19 cents all she would have to do is give him a dollar back. 6 cents makes no sense (pun intended).