@phoenix_rising
21 Years5,000+ Posts
Over here they count your change back I do not know why.
another thought over here we have few stores that the machine tells you how much you get back the person behind the counter must know how to add and subtract.
ahh america where the dumpest can be a cashier.
ahh america....
any way no we have a family store, on big bills we count back. and i need to start doing so with just smaller bills. counting change takes to much time espically when theirs to many customers
Why would it take to much time here you have 100 pence to the pound. Its the same way with the dollar. if I recall you have 1 5 10 25 50 no big deal. here we have 1 2 5 10 20 50. you can either make change are not.
well, I don't think I'm dumb just because I suck at counting change back. And james tate, we have 1, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 and so on. Usually people don't hand me bills bigger than a fifty. And james tate we also have machines that tell you how much change you get back. But in my opinion it saves time and seems more appropriate to just state the amount of change the person gets back. Just my opinion.
you have 5 cents 10 cents 25 cents 50 cents we have 1 pence 2pence 5 pence 10 pence 20 pence and 50 pence we have 1 pound coin 5 pound note and up.
oh, I see. You were talking in terms of coinage. I now understand. And you are right. But I will certainly never in my life count coins back. lol.
Lol... I don't care how the cashier gives me back my change, just as long as she gives it to me.
yay!! exactly! precisely. You couldn't be more right. lol.
First they should count the change back then you count the change then the store manager counts the change the change must be right.
*slaps james tate*
get off my back about the damn change. lol.
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but sometimes you are
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I would just like to know how many of you want your cashier to count your change back to you the old fashioned way, as opposed to stating the amount recieved ("out of 20?"), then handing your change back to you making sure the big bills are clearly visible, and saying, "seven dollars and eighty three cents is your change" (and of course thank you and have a good day).
Personally, it always confuses me when cashiers count my change back. It seems like they're going backwards, and I'm easily confused by numbers, and I just bloody wish they would simply tell me what my change is and I can pretty much figure in my head if they're right or not.
I learned finally how to count change back recently, but it feels ridiculous doing it and it's so difficult for me that I refuse to do it. Because I don't have time to stand there and *think* about what I'm saying when I have a line of impatient customers who just want their damn stuff rung up.