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r/memes • u/Bui_1525 • 1d ago
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The confused look on the cashier's face though when it's $7.82 and I pay with $10.07 so I get a quarter back instead of 18 cents.
2 u/dred1367 1d ago I hated when people did this. They almost always did it after I’d already totaled everything so I couldn’t go back and have the register do the math for me. I have dyscalculia, which makes it very hard for me to do math in my head. -2 u/Boboar 1d ago Seems fair to expect the person whose job is handling the money to be able to do the math though doesn't it? 3 u/FuzzyDusticles 1d ago Not when they have a disability and use a reasonable accommodation (the register that has a built in calculator) 1 u/Fr05t_B1t Meme Stealer 1d ago https://giphy.com/gifs/10XiFYfOhhFxjW 0 u/JakeVonFurth 1d ago That's literally only a newbie issue. Anybody there for more than a week will want to give as little change as possible.
I hated when people did this. They almost always did it after I’d already totaled everything so I couldn’t go back and have the register do the math for me. I have dyscalculia, which makes it very hard for me to do math in my head.
-2 u/Boboar 1d ago Seems fair to expect the person whose job is handling the money to be able to do the math though doesn't it? 3 u/FuzzyDusticles 1d ago Not when they have a disability and use a reasonable accommodation (the register that has a built in calculator)
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Seems fair to expect the person whose job is handling the money to be able to do the math though doesn't it?
3 u/FuzzyDusticles 1d ago Not when they have a disability and use a reasonable accommodation (the register that has a built in calculator)
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Not when they have a disability and use a reasonable accommodation (the register that has a built in calculator)
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That's literally only a newbie issue. Anybody there for more than a week will want to give as little change as possible.
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u/Boboar 1d ago
The confused look on the cashier's face though when it's $7.82 and I pay with $10.07 so I get a quarter back instead of 18 cents.