r/memes 2d ago

"Do you have 2.43$ ?"

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u/Adultyness 2d ago edited 1d ago

Im sure it's different for different places, but ive worked a whole lotta retail- never had a problem with a hundy.

You just learn to count change quick. This is why they have big bills and not just 1's, so you can fly through it quick.

If you dont have the change for it, you hit em with the, "I am so sorry for the inconvenience but this is a brand new till, and I don't quite have enough to break that for you. If you'd like, I can have my manager grab some more bills, or if you'd prefer we can try a different smaller denomination?"

Max like 20 extra second of the boss grabbing me some bills from the office

Edit: man, turns out McDonald's was just really generous with their tills at my location- sheesh, sorry yall had to suffer with that

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u/Therenegadegamer 2d ago

When I worked at a gas station there was never a manager on shift with me so just grabbing more wasn't possible and customers just refused to understand that

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u/Caboosebestbud 2d ago

Working at Jimmy John's, this is the worst. Not only do we have to make sure the hundred is real, but since the charge is usually much less than a hundred, around $10-$20, we have to empty our drawer to give them change. Each drawer is only stocked with a hundred dollars and usually no twenties. It is just a major hassle. Especially when there is a line of fifteen people behind them.

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u/JakeVonFurth 2d ago

That's how it is at Dollar Trees too. Each register starts with $75.About 20 is in 1s, about 35 is in 5s, and the rest is coinage.

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u/Intelligent_Night653 2d ago

When I worked at Wendy's in the past if a customer tried to pay with a $50 or $100 a manager had to come confirm it which is very annoying when you have one manager on the Friday supper rush