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Today I bought a sandwich for $6.25. In my wallet was a $20 bill and five singles, so I gave the cashier $22. She looked at me like I was crazy, and tried to give me back the two singles. I convinced her to take them, so she gave me back a $10 bill and 75 cents. Eventually I convinced her to give me back a $5 bill also.
Am I crazy to want to lighten my wallet when possible? Am I making cashiers' lives harder by not just giving the single smallest bill that's more than the charge?
I'd rather they just subtract credits from the chip in my arm, but the deli isn't equipped to do that yet.
Am I crazy to want to lighten my wallet when possible? Am I making cashiers' lives harder by not just giving the single smallest bill that's more than the charge?
I'd rather they just subtract credits from the chip in my arm, but the deli isn't equipped to do that yet.