Advice for cashiers, most of whom seem to get this backwards every time
8 years ago by guest · 1629 Likes · 17 comments · Popular
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guest
· 8 years ago
· FIRST
Why?
deleted
· 8 years ago
I think it's so the change doesn't go everywhere? It falls easier sometimes into the floor. I try to always give it separately to avoid it...but it usually doesn't matter which is first.
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thefandomisrising
· 8 years ago
This never bothered me, the coins weigh the bills down anyway.
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deleted
· 8 years ago
Then stop putting the money on the damn counter where I have to slide the fucking change
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deleted
· 8 years ago
*ignoring open hand* let me sit these twelve pennies here... I mean, I'd even be fine if they'd put it on the bills they lay on the counter. Then I just slide it all.
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slimchance
· 8 years ago
I never do this, and I hate when cashiers do this to me.
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akkward_panda
· 8 years ago
Am i the only one who gets annoyed if the cashier doesnt give you the one cent/penny the owe you?
deleted
· 8 years ago
They have to x.x if they don't, then call them on it. They either pocket it, or their drawer will be off when they go to clock out and they can get in trouble. Either way, that adds up cast, and you deserve every penny of your change back
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deviledapple
· 8 years ago
yeah for real i dunno where you are shopping to have this problem because those pennies should add up and fuck up their drawer and get them in trouble!
whospikedthepunch
· 8 years ago
Most places (that I've worked cashier at) allow a leeway of +/- $3.00 in the drawer because things do happen, although rare people do occasionally abandon their change. Now deliberately withholding change is wrong of the cashier and if they don't correct it immediately you have every right to ask to speak to a manager!
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guest
· 8 years ago
I've done this for years and some people get annoyed at me for it. Not everybody likes their money given to them this way so just do whatever is easier for you. Ducks don't have a say because they don't have hands to take the money.
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deleted
· 8 years ago
They also don't have jobs and don't support the economy. Awful creatures really.
deleted
· 8 years ago
They also don't have jobs and don't support the economy. Awful creatures really.
whospikedthepunch
· 8 years ago
What I always hated as a cashier was these people who pay for a $1 soda with a fifty or hundred dollar bill when they clearly have a crap load of ones in their wallets.
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calmthelovelytits
· 8 years ago
My mom usually tells them to keep the coins if we're at a Dunkin Donuts or something since they usually have tips jars, so it's probably better the other way around if you like to do that sort of thing.
itsamemaria
· 8 years ago
It is easier for custumer to have coins first. As a cashier you count bills and hand them first easier :/
csljr1j
· 5 years ago
Late comment; but I'd say the reverse - it's easier for me to keep track if I received the correct change by getting the dollar bills first, then the coins.
