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Edge case. How many times have you done business at a place that is cash only where you bought more than a few items? The majority of the time rounding up is a
by Thriptic 9y ago
Edge case. How many times have you done business at a place that is cash only where you bought more than a few items? The majority of the time rounding up is a great solution because it means the cashier doesn't waste time counting change and doesn't have to account for revenue not matching sales. Having a count thar does not come out cleanly at the end of the day is a major inconvenience depending on the business.
- StavrosK 9y ago> How many times have you done business at a place that is cash only where you bought more than a few items? Literally every time, but I don't live in the US. > Having a count thar does not come out cleanly at the end of the day is a major inconvenience depending on the business. Then round up at the end of the sum.