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I live in a rural mountain town in North Central Washington and the local IGA always gives crisp 2 dollar bills as change when you pay cash. Not sure why they
by kyleblarson 9y ago
I live in a rural mountain town in North Central Washington and the local IGA always gives crisp 2 dollar bills as change when you pay cash. Not sure why they do but it's pretty neat.
- saganus 9y agoWhat is a "local IGA"?
- Maultasche 9y agoIGA is a grocery store chain. Well, actually it's a franchise where each store has the IGA brand but it is individually owned and operated. They tend to be popular in smaller towns where a local resident owns and runs the store. There aren't any near where I live, but I've seen them a lot when traveling. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IGA_(supermarkets) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IGA_(supermarkets)
- saganus 9y agoThanks! I thought it was an accronym.