Today, I had to empty out my coin jar to pay for gas. Trying to be considerate, I only brought quarters, but the cashier refused to take it because they didn't want to count out my $10. I don't know how I'll get to work today. FML
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Fall
Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Same thing different taste
Today, I had to pay my bus fare in very small change. After carefully counting out coins under the withering glares of a bus-load of people, I quickly slid them into the machine, and somehow ended up jamming it. FML
Today, I was so broke, I couldn't come up with enough change to pay the parking meter at my job. FML
Coinbased
Today, I rang up a customer’s items. The total came out to $24.67. She handed me a bag full of coins and looked at me expectantly. I asked if she had any other payment methods; she got irritated and said ,“If I did, I wouldn’t have given you this, stupid!” I had to count them. She was still 6 dollars short. FML
Today, while at the vending machine, I put in my $20 instead of my $1. I got my change back in quarters. FML
Today, I pulled into the gas station to fill up only to realize I had forgot my wallet. By the time I went home, got it, and came back, the price had gone up eleven cents. FML
Today, at my retail job, a woman came to my till with her purchases. After I scanned all her items, she handed me two small bags. One was filled with nickels and dimes. The other was filled with cents. Her total was $28.53. The coins amounted to $22.30. FML
Today, I'm so poor that I've been scrounging around my house all day trying to find quarters and dimes so that I can buy myself a cup of coffee tomorrow. FML
Today, I had an elderly man come to my cash register. His total came to $15.50 He handed me $5 in nickels and dimes. A full roll of quarters. Before I could take the roll, he bust it open, making me count it. After that was all counted he was 50 cents short. So he handed me a $10 bill. FML
Today, I handed a middle-aged woman her change of $0.75 with three quarters. She looked at the change bewildered and threw the coins down, asking if she thought I could get away with only giving her thirty cents. I had to explain to her how much a quarter is worth. FML
Today, a lady came into my workplace to pay her $120 bill in one dollar bills. I kept losing count. FML
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ohsnapword 21
Coins are legal tender. By law, they have to be accepted.
your_face619 4
why don't you count it yourself and present them in groups of four instead of giving them the big ass pile of coins
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vegantreegirl 26
You should complain to a manager. That's really wrong.
thunderniron 22
It's actually illegal for them to refuse ANY legal tender (which includes all coins) for a purchase.
ncparry 18
This is one of those times where you have to use your a-hole card and ask for a manager. It would have taken less than two minutes to count that out.
Taurus_ChicKa 37
Yep, what others have said, coins are technically cash, and can't be refused. Plus, what a lazy idiot. It's simple to count quarters. File a complaint.
Lisa McComb 10
wow that is some lazy ass cashier! I thought they had to accept any type of "legal tender". I once had to use 40 pennies to pay for gas, no lie. I certainly empathize wirh you!