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When you Get to much CHANGE back from the cashier, do you give it back?
When you Get to much CHANGE back from the cashier, do you give it back?
I always take a direct calculation of the change im going to recive(im sure everyone does) after making a purchase, to insure I am not being cheated out of even ten cents. So I usually know what the cashiers suppose to give me back. For some odd reason about once a year they always give me like $10-$20 back to much. I always return it... I always regret it to, ESPECIALLY this time i need about $10 right now....
Do you retrurn the money? or is it Your free gift?....
-Bronco in UT
While I both agree and disagree with many posts in this thread I have to lean towards champ on this one. Jay really needs to learn how to manage the game better, and also to learn that you don't have to go for the big play EVERY time on every drive. There is something to be said to check the ball down and live to fight another day. -Great Post Cut the Excuses out please. sigh...
except one time because I did not count or check. Did not want to drive 90 min. to give back 10 bucks.
so I just kept it.
one time I would have made 20 bucks for buying something. But, because my parents had to raise me as a "goodie-goodie" I gave it back and the correct amount.
It also depends on the cashier. If she was all friendly and nice, then I'd probably let her know she has made a mistake. But if she was being mean, then I would pocket that shiz.
at least you keep it real. I mean hey ,The corporations are keeping our Stimulius Tax money.lol
-Bronco in UT
While I both agree and disagree with many posts in this thread I have to lean towards champ on this one. Jay really needs to learn how to manage the game better, and also to learn that you don't have to go for the big play EVERY time on every drive. There is something to be said to check the ball down and live to fight another day. -Great Post Cut the Excuses out please. sigh...
It also depends on the cashier. If she was all friendly and nice, then I'd probably let her know she has made a mistake. But if she was being mean, then I would pocket that shiz.
I hate mean Cashiers... Its like i didnt force you to work here pal...
-Bronco in UT
While I both agree and disagree with many posts in this thread I have to lean towards champ on this one. Jay really needs to learn how to manage the game better, and also to learn that you don't have to go for the big play EVERY time on every drive. There is something to be said to check the ball down and live to fight another day. -Great Post Cut the Excuses out please. sigh...
I have my flaws, but I guess I was raised properly because when opportunities arise when I get something I don't deserve, I am pretty good about returning it. Change is small scale, but it still represents someone's loss. And if you take it to a larger scale, like if you've ever lost your wallet and had it returned, you retain some faith that we are surrounded by honest, good-hearted people. Of course that goes for even bigger things as well, like profiting off others due to greed and so on (whoa, I'm getting preachy yet again!!).....anyway, I'll sum it up with.... if you hand back the small stuff, you will likely be the type to hand back the bigger stuff...at least I think.
(BTW.....so many young folks can't even calculate change these days, so they probably have no idea what they'd do....)
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