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u/Nosoft6599 Medieval Meme Lord Mar 19 '23
Brain.exe has stopped working
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u/AweTIYA Ok I Pull Up Mar 19 '23
Do you wish to restart brain.exe
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u/Archqwerty_me Mar 19 '23
yes .
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u/negligible_advert44 Mar 19 '23
loading....
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u/JustaNormalRedditorL What is TikTok? Mar 19 '23
Oh you're finally awake
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u/Ansontrill Mar 19 '23
You were trying to cross the border right?
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u/AwefulFanfic Mar 19 '23
Damn you Stormcloaks!
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u/C0ll4t3r4lD4m4g3 Mar 19 '23
I CAN'T FEEL THE WAY I DID BEFORE DON'T TURN YOUR BACK ON ME (I WON'T BE IGNOOOOORED)
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u/Potential-Praline997 Tech Tips Mar 19 '23
TIME WONT HEALLLL THIS DAMAGE ANYMORE
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Mar 19 '23
The simplest of math though
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u/mrsaknife Mar 19 '23
I have dyscalculia. It’s simple math, yeah. But simple shit like this throws me when I’m not expecting it. It genuinely takes me a second to understand the why behind it. It’s embarrassing AF
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u/tossedaway202 Mar 19 '23
21-11 is hard for some people though. 49.5% of the population have below average IQ.
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u/poopellar Mar 19 '23
What would you like to do?
[Wait] [Close] [Start frothing from the mouth and pass out]
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u/WillCraft_1001 https://www.youtube.com/watch/dQw4w9WgXcQ Mar 19 '23
[Start frothing from the mouth and pass out]
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u/boroinside Mar 19 '23
Blue screen error
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u/Mangifera__indica Mar 19 '23
You take off the headset and look around at the hundred other players playing the latest life simulator and pity at your low score.
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u/echoes247 Mar 19 '23
Yep I work the register sometimes and when I do I usually don't even bother doing this. The time I would save by giving them less bills back is completely ruined by the time I spend waiting for their brain to realize what I'm asking them. The only time I'll ever do this is if we don't have enough 1s to get through the day.
Then again sometimes the customer is smart and focused on the interaction, sees their total, and gives me exact change or enough small bills to where I can give them their paper change in increments of 5. If this is you, I love you. Thank you.
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u/funyafunyaramen Mar 19 '23
Yes, this is me. Thank you. Love you too.
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u/Chakluxe Mar 19 '23
Can i be loved too?
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u/Gyakko88 Mar 19 '23
Depends. Can you give me a 1 so I can give u a 10?
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u/ashesall Mar 19 '23
This is love.
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u/BlincxYT Mar 19 '23
what is love?
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u/RagingBuddha79 Mar 19 '23
….🎶Baby don’t hurt me!!…
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u/Rich-Champion3421 Mar 19 '23
If you give me $200 right now I'll give you $400 on the 1st of the month.
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u/KeepCalmJeepOn Mar 19 '23
Sorry, I would love to say this is me, but I'm too focused on the scanning of the items, waiting for that one item to not scan, so I can delight you with my ultimate joke, "Well, I guess it's free!" That way you can laugh, I can laugh, and everyone can start clapping.
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u/FraseraSpeciosa Mar 19 '23
Lol, or my personal favorite, customer gives me a 100 bill, I mark it, he says “oh it’s real, I made it this morning”.
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u/Aggravating-Action70 Mar 19 '23
Good fakes can pass the pen test so it really is worthless. UV lights are what gets used now
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u/Oofboi6942O Mar 19 '23
So the slpt is that I should only used forged money at a gas station because the clerk probably doesnt have the time to give a shit?
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u/EmptyAdvertising3353 Mar 19 '23
I just tell them they did a great job
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u/NonStopKnits Mar 19 '23
When I get extra crispy bills, I mention how they must have been printed fresh this morning and then ask why they didn't bring me some extras. It always gets a quick laugh while I'm trying to separate the crispy money.
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u/Morpheus636_ Mar 19 '23
as I take out my counterfeit detection pen to double-check while they're not looking.
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u/profkrowl Mar 19 '23
I used to remind people who made that joke that there are places that will not take the cash after someone says that. The risk was that if they took it and it turned out to be fake, the person could argue that they told the cashier they made it that morning and get away with it, because the cashier knew it was fake when they accepted it as a trade. It is just a joke that is in poor taste anymore, much like joking about shoplifting.
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u/DADtheMaggot Mar 19 '23
I think this was funny to me exactly one time. After three or four I stopped even giving a pity laugh. I generally enjoy making a boring job more interesting and fun, but for some reason this specific joke is just very annoying.
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u/HunkMuffinJr Mar 19 '23
I proactively give cashiers an excess equal to the ones or tens digits so I don't have to carry coins around all day (diff currency so 1, 5, and 10 are coins). Sometimes it's the cashiers that take a while to think about it though lol.
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Mar 19 '23
My girlfriend insists on digging around in her purse looking for exact change, where does this rank on the “please stop” scale
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u/CaptPolybius Mar 19 '23
As a person who is occasionally forced to cashier in my store: I absolutely hate waiting for people to dig through their purses for change. Your gf would drive me crazy.
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u/Florida_Man_Math Mar 19 '23
where does this rank on the “please stop” scale
I'm pleased to inform you that your girlfriend is a "Nonna" (Italian Grandmother): https://youtu.be/lXfyRbXNu1Y?t=90
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u/mattyisphtty Mar 19 '23
As the person who is dealing with a complaining baby while standing in line behind your girlfriend... Please hurry the fuck up.
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u/aRandomFox-II Mar 19 '23
It's not really about saving time, in my experience. It's more because the register is short on certain cash denominations.
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u/Zoklar Mar 19 '23
Nothing like someone coming in buying something cheap with a $100 first thing in the morning and ruining your register
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u/dylanbb1233 Mar 19 '23
starts shift with new tray with like two 10’s and six 5’s
first two customers use a card and want $50 cashback
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u/AndThereWasNothing Professional Dumbass Mar 19 '23
Sometimes a customer will give me a bill and I'll start counting the change and then they'll go, "Oh wait I have change here so you can give me an even amount." And my brain just stops working usually. I had a amount I was counting and now it's different so now I Uuuuuhhhhhhhhh
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u/HikingWorm73 Mar 19 '23
A woman asked me to do this for her while I was working the register on a really, really busy night and completely shut me down for like 20 seconds. I felt terrible and she got angry but it caught me so off guard
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u/FraseraSpeciosa Mar 19 '23
You can say no, and give out change like normal. Cashiers do have some control over the situation unlike what many bosses will say. I’ve been there too. Situations like this could also mean the customer is trying to pull a quick slide of hand scam on you as well. To me it’s just better to keep it simple, and for me, who is slow it’s math, that means giving back the change in the most simple way possible.
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u/alternaivitas Mar 19 '23
this is everyday cashier interaction
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u/Sippin_T Mar 19 '23
I work in banking, some people are REALLY good at confusing the teller. My co-worker was out on $1,000 at her first job from one of these individuals.
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u/CharlieCharliii Mar 19 '23
It works the other way around too. There were few times when I tried this but they didn’t get it. It happens more often in supermarkets than in small stores from what I observed.
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u/WeakBuy9554 Mar 19 '23
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u/MICHELEANARD Mar 19 '23
20+1=21, so 21-11=10
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u/Scorpionbutwithaface Mar 19 '23
Instructions unclear, going to have to file for bankruptcy now...
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u/WaterDrinkerUltimate Mar 19 '23
But you can’t just declare bankruptcy OP, bankruptcy’s the bad guys.
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u/sender2bender Mar 19 '23
I'm just gonna start giving cashier's an extra dollar and hope they magically turn it into 10.
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u/WeakBuy9554 Mar 19 '23
Now explain this to me like I'm three
Just kidding i got it thnks
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u/average_student_sano Mar 19 '23 edited Mar 19 '23
Okay, so it's like:
You have 20 in cash. You gotta pay only 11.
Just remember 20 - 11 = 9
Now the cashier asks for $1 and adds it to the 20 to make it 21. The reason is that they could just return the balance as a note of 10, rather than as 9 (or 5$ + 4 1$ bills)
Since 21 - 11 = 10
It's just easier to return the balance as $10
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u/HaikusfromBuddha Mar 19 '23
I need to write this down.
Me has
20
They have
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They have
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Me have 0
Give extra dollar
Me have
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They have
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They gave 10 back
They have
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Me have
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u/AmArschdieRaeuber Mar 19 '23
Always thought I was bad at math. This thread shows me I'm doing alright.
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u/Deep_Fried_Concrete Mar 19 '23 edited Mar 19 '23
That's happened to me in Europe. I needed to pay 6€ while having 10€ banknote. I gave 10€ and 1€ coin then asked for a 5€. The cashier asked me why am I paying more and started to explain how 6€ is less than 10€ like I don't know about numbers.
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u/Tulkor Mar 19 '23
huh, here thats totally normal to do to get less coins back... but my country is also still very cash focused so thats probably why
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u/SelfJuicing Mar 19 '23
totally normal to do to get less coins back
When I was in Southern France, there was a machine to exchange paper bill with coins. At that time I thought I'd need some coins to pay for bus fares so I put a 20€, and it gives me 9 2€ coins. A few moments of confusion later I see the fine prints on the machine saying it takes 2€ for each exchange.
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u/Asmuni Mar 19 '23
For every cashier who is annoyed at customers not getting it. There's an cashier annoyed at the customers that 'overpay' because they ain't getting it. Just wait for your €4 change in coins and together with your €1 ask if they want to swap it for a €5 bill.
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u/Tulkor Mar 19 '23
eh i rarely have that problem, like 9/10 times they get it without a problem
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u/indianblanket Mar 19 '23
Had this happen at a McDonald's in the US. Assume exactly $16. I gave her $21. "You gave me too much" "Yes I will need change" "But the 20 covers it. You need to take your $1 back."
"I just want a $5."
She handed me my $1 back and a $5.
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u/GMM_fan Mar 19 '23
Tried to do the same thing at McDonald’s. Gave an extra dollar to get a 5 back instead. The cashier got so confused and called the manager over. Explained to the manager what was happening who also looked confused and just said “we don’t do that kind of stuff here”
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u/Baumpaladin Mar 19 '23
Daily life is full of unwritten rules that in most cases nobody will explicitly teach you about, rather you often will discover them yourselves, at random. Kind of sad honestly that this stuff isn't part of the general education system, because there is a lot of helpful stuff amongst it.
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u/Play_with_allan Mar 19 '23
Pretty sure they teach basic math in school Mufassa.
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u/DADtheMaggot Mar 19 '23
It is in the general education system, at least implicitly. But people have the attitude of “why am I learning this, I’ll never need it in real life” rather than “this is an interesting concept, I wonder where I can apply it in my life”. I still don’t understand why people hate story problems so much, that was always a big part of what made math so interesting to me.
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u/Da-real-obama Mar 19 '23
It’s so much worse if your the cashier.
I was checking an old lady out. Her total was $14.25, she gave a 20. Then said oh wait I got a quarter, she then handed me the quarter. I stared at her like an idiot for a solid 2 minutes. Brain completely shut down on me
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u/captsalad Mar 19 '23
Not only that, but people will try to scam you after you've opened the till and confuse you with how much change they should be getting
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u/8647742135 Mar 19 '23
Quick change scam. I don’t blame cashiers for the extra processing sometimes.
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u/Mammoth_Tard Mar 19 '23
I’ve had to stop and re-count the entire till once because some fuckhead tried to convince me he actually gave me a $20 and not a $10. After figuring it out was the only time I blatantly told someone to get out of the store.
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u/SiDStvyt Mar 19 '23
Watched this happen to my coworker in real time when i worked at a safety boot store. Store was busy af, sketchy dude comes in to buy something, leaves, then comes back to say that he was shorted change because he gave a $20 and not a $10.. Coworker started to try and count it out, but it was so busy, they said fuck it and gave the dude a $10 bill. We were $10 short at end of shift.
Since then, I learned that when you're dealing with cash and have a busy rush, stick the cash in a separate spot in the register so that you can make it easier to verify, rather than counting the whole register out.
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u/butt_dance Mar 19 '23
I’ve had someone do this while I was bartending a very busy night. I always take the money, close the check to tell me the change, then look at the bill one more time in my left hand before I put it away and get the change. The guy thought that if he kept arguing with me he’d break my confidence and I’d back down. I didn’t and then he was embarrassed in front of his friends. Asshole.
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u/foxfyre2 Mar 19 '23
Someone tried that on me once when I worked as a cashier. Thankfully I had enough confidence to tell him that I will break/make additional change when I've finished with his first request.
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u/dadudemon Mar 19 '23
Don't think.
Type in the exact amount she gave you.
Goes faster.
The computer will tell you exactly change.
Speak out loud how much she gave you, right back to her, as you type it in. That can help the customers realize they may be didn't do anything helpful or help them understand how much they gave you.
"Oh, 20.25 it is...and...your change is...$6. Here is $1 and $5 for a total back of $6. Thank you! Appreciate your business."
Train yourself to speak this way and you'll prevent arguments and confusion.
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u/Unnamedgalaxy Mar 19 '23
This doesn't help when they decide they want throw in change after you've already typed in the original amount given.
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u/dadudemon Mar 19 '23
You can't clear the amount or do you mean after you've registered everything and it spits out the drawer to give them change?
If the latter, that SUCKS. That's the worst possible scenario especially if it is busy. This is what scammers do to try and grt you to miscount, too. So you HAVE to carefully count it.
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u/ranfur8 Mar 19 '23
Or just say "sorry, I already registered the amount that you gave me and I need management approval to make alterations to closed bills"
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u/unlogical13 Mar 19 '23
Checking her out? Was she a gilf?
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u/SexyTimeDoe Mar 19 '23
"Could you please stop looking at me like that and give me my change? You've just been staring at me for like 30 seconds now"
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u/fidgetypenguin123 Mar 19 '23
I was a cashier on and off for years many moons ago and same for me. I'm so focused on everything I have to do in that moment especially if I have another customer right after them, that your brain just goes blank with that. I swear some did it on purpose to test you or something lol. Seems like more people than not use cards now but then (15-20 years ago) it was a mixed bag. Now I'm sure it would be easier with how many people use cards but I'm sure there a few that still use cash.
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Mar 19 '23
If you don't get that, try watching paper moon, set in the 30s, the money con still gets me.
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u/Sologringosolo Mar 19 '23
as the cashier i definitely do think people are stupid when they dont understand this
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We are, but you don't have to rub it in..
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u/LandsOnAnything Mar 19 '23
Be like me, i just put the things down, walk out, go to the next store and buy there... lol i suck
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u/TheMunchiesAreEvil Mar 19 '23
Sometimes I give the cashier extra and then they get confused, how bout that muthafucka
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u/BluShirtGuy Mar 19 '23
I fucking hate that so much.
"it's only $XX.XX, you have me too much"
"yes, so I can get a bill back"
"... But it's too much?"
"whatever, just, give me my change back"
Proceeds to hand me a satchel of coins
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u/kokoberry4 Mar 19 '23
I don't think they're stupid when they don't get this.
I think they're stupid when they hand me 50 cents and ask if that helps.
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u/KenHumano Mar 19 '23
Look, I just want to be polite and say I’d like to help you. I have two paperclips and a ball of lint, does that help you in any way?
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u/average_student_sano Mar 19 '23
I just need 5 minutes to process why you asked me for 1$ since I'm dumb to suddenly comprehend a question I'm not prepared for...
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u/typhoonador4227 Mar 19 '23
I did maths courses all through my undergrad degree but my brain will explode if someone asks me to do some simple arithmetic on the spot.
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u/master_of_reality_ Mar 19 '23
I can't even remember what I ate this morning if someone asks me on the spot
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u/crappercreeper Mar 19 '23
That is the honest answer, their mind is somewhere else and has to reset.
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u/HotWheelsUpMyAss Mar 19 '23
I work cashier and I see those confused looks when I ask them this.
BUT when i'm on the other side, it's like all my brain cells decide to go on vacation or something like I NEED YOU NOW MY DUDES
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u/Flyytotheskyy Mar 19 '23
its just that after giving money to the cashier i don't want to get some weird questions back like i just want to leave the store asap
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u/GunslingerSTKC Mar 19 '23
To me it’s more like “but I gave you more money than I needed what do you mean an extra dollar?” My first thought isn’t change money.
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u/NFTArtist Mar 19 '23
Usually i pause just because I'm trying to remember if I actually have the change
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u/Mercurionio Mar 19 '23 edited Mar 19 '23
The more you work with people directly, the more you like dogs.
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u/selvasoft Mar 19 '23
i do this automatically without even the cashier asking. i have enough change in my wallet. no need for more.
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u/WhatsMan Mar 19 '23
I've been on the other side of this, where the cashier is confused. Total is, say, $16.25, I hand them a 20, a 1 and a quarter, and they're like… "wtf why don't you just give me the 20". Usually they just shrug, punch in whatever amount I handed them, and let the register tell them how much to give back in change.
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u/DeniLox Mar 19 '23
Yeah. Cashiers get confused when I give them $17.06 for a $16.56 total. I’m trying to get quarters back because I collect the U.S. state quarters.
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u/DADtheMaggot Mar 19 '23
This. As long as you give them all the money up front and they can just punch it in, everything will be fine.
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u/Kahne_Fan Mar 19 '23 edited Mar 19 '23
It's usually the other way around.
Total: $11
Me: (hands cashier $21)
Cashier: Sir, it's only $11
Me: I did that so I'll get $10 back.
Cashier: (blue screen of death)
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u/Owen_Alex_Ander Mar 19 '23
As a cashier, there's so much going on in the background of my brain about all the non-cashier stuff I have to do at my store that I forget how math works when people tell me how much change they need. It's not that I don't get how it works, but if I experienced this in person I think I would've definitely blue screened.
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u/AweTIYA Ok I Pull Up Mar 19 '23
Why am i still processing
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u/SklLL3T Mar 19 '23
Let's say something costs 6 bucks.
You hand the cashier 10.
He now owes you 4. But that may be an inconvenient number to return for some reason.
What's the next convenient number in cash?
5
How much from 4 -> 5 ?
1.
He now asks you for 1 so he can give you these 5.
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u/TimmJimmGrimm Mar 19 '23
It isn't a bad place to be and why showers and toilets produce so many creative ideas.
Sometimes i just stare at a blank wall and think of the millions of things that should have been there. But aren't.
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u/NeedlesslyNegative Mar 19 '23
I once gave a cashier 24 (my bill was 19) cause I want a 5 back. I could see him freeze and his brain whirl into action for a solid 3 seconds which made me nervous cause I thought I was the one who was wrong. Then he realized it and gave me the change.
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u/Abu_Sara Shitposter Mar 19 '23
I had a roller coaster of emotions for a few minutes.
‘Yes that makes sense’
‘No no no wait’
‘Oh yeah yeah’
‘Na nah nah wait a minute’
‘Hmmm’
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u/_Ahad Mar 19 '23
I thought this was common courtesy. Giving the cashier exact amounts, or +some extra money such that the return is full notes This is to save time doing math, and save time counting and exchanging money
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u/imagoofygooberlemon Mar 19 '23
I said this in another comment, but its just not something a lot of people learn about or see happening. And esp if they’re younger, its possible they’ve just never interacted with cash enough that its ever come up.
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u/PaBlowEscoBear Mar 19 '23
Register does the math for you. Also, idk about overseas, but in America, your total after tax is basically never an even dollar amount.
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u/dayfaerer Mar 19 '23
No it's not usually an even dollar amount, but $5.76 is easier to give as change than $4.76
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u/Awake0hSleeper Mar 19 '23
Wait do people really not understand this concept ?
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u/RaghuvamsiMC Chungus Among Us Mar 19 '23
It's not that people don't understand, but instead my brain doesn't realise it immediately and after a few seconds I'll be like "ohh". Atleast that's what I think the meme is about
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u/eq2_lessing Mar 19 '23
It feels like 80% of the people posting here are aliens.
How is this trivial stuff so difficult to grasp?
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u/Multi_Grain_Cheerios Mar 19 '23
It's just deviation from a standard routine that catches people off for a second. Not that we are too dumb for it.
People that use cash all the time probably have it down as more standard as well as cashiers who spend all day with transactions.
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u/Plati23 Mar 19 '23
I find the opposite to be true fairly often too.
Total: $11.23
Give: $21.23
Highly confused looking cashier
Cashier: You gave me too much.
Tries to give back dollar and coins
Me: Trying to somehow politely explain the situation so they just plug the numbers into their computer.
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u/sunlightmarc Mar 19 '23
Skill issue tbh 💀
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u/Shepard21 Mar 19 '23
I used to be super insecure that I couldn’t count this on the fly, so I forced myself to learn. Just keep your eye on what you gotta pay and do the additions/substractions in your head until you can do it quickly. It really is a skill issue lol.
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u/PilferingDragon Mar 19 '23
When I was working the drive thru this always baffled me. Why are they overpaying? We'll just let the register do the math to figure out what fancy change shenanigans they're pulling...
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u/Sir_Budginton Mar 19 '23
It’s because in this example the change is $9, so that’s a a $5 bill and 4 $1 dollar bills. 5 pieces of paper in total. But if they give an extra dollar then the change will be $10, so the cashier can just give them a single $10 bill as change.
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u/Aquena71 Mar 19 '23
That’s what I’m thinking. So why is everyone confused? Although I am mathematically challenged, I would rather get a $10 bill back than smaller bills.
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u/Verbindungsfehle memer Mar 19 '23
Ikr. It's jist a win-win. Cash registers are usually short on change and I'd rather go around with less coins with me, too.
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u/ThirtyThree111 Mar 19 '23
people when they have to actually use their brain and think..
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u/andrew4d3 Mar 19 '23
It's exactly the same as you were paying with a bill of 21$ (if existed). Maybe the cashier doesn't have enough bills and coins to give you 9$ back, but he/she has a 10$ bill. But the only way to give you 10$ is if you pay 21$. As simple as that.
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u/flabyblaby Mar 19 '23
I felt the same way. But then dad saw my struggles and sent me to work in a store. And then I learned the ways of the basic addition and subtraction.
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u/MrSillmarillion Mar 19 '23
It's usually the other way around. I'll give the cashier an extra dollar and they stare at me like I'm the moron.
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For all those who are explaining, I’m pretty sure there’s no need for that because we can all agree it’s not rocket science , I think the OP goal was to manifest how our brain processes the situation in those few milliseconds
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u/Level_Ad_6372 Mar 19 '23
Nah, look around this thread and you'll find tons of "ohhh now that makes sense" and "still don't get it" comments
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u/DoodleTM Ermahgerd! Mar 19 '23
Reverse:. I give the cashier $21 so they give me back $10, they stare blankly at me.
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u/ImportanceBrilliant8 Mar 19 '23
The correct response is “sure just give me a $5 and 4 $1’s and I’ll give you that 1$ for the $10.”
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u/StalyCelticStu Mar 19 '23
Contactless payments guys, embrace the future.
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u/Grammar_or_Death Mar 19 '23
Who uses cash anymore? I can't remember the last time I used cash that wasn't a Marketplace purchase.
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u/meaneyedcat313 Mar 19 '23
Many cashiers: Total is $9.61 Me: Gives $10.11 Cashier: Here is your $.39 and $.11 change
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u/EnvironmentalTrip708 Mar 19 '23
I'm the opposite and die a little inside every time I give them $21 for $11 and they give me the one back then break the $20 and explain to me how I was dumb and gave them extra. Then I just agree and walk away shaking my head because it's too much effort to explain lol
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u/Penultimate_Player Mar 19 '23
You give the cashier an additional $11 so you can get back your $20