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Srsly. Is this actually a problem for anyone?

• deleted 8y ago
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• quasse 8y ago
  Considering that every aspect of my banking is now online (including depositing checks), yeah, it is actually kind a hassle to have to keep making trips to one of my bank's ATMs just to refill my supply of small bills so that I can buy coffee.
  • Finnucane 8y ago
    Are you unable to figure out how to select 'no tip' as well? Sorry but I find this to be a triviality of overprivilege.
    • dx87 8y ago
      You replied to a comment saying that people should pay cash, someone says that they don't carry around cash, so now you're moving the goalposts and saying the person is privileged and doesn't know how to press the "No Tip" button. If you stop changing the subject every other comment, maybe you won't be so confused with people's responses.
  • pc86 8y ago
    I just get $20 cash back when using my debit card for someone every now and then.
• paxys 8y ago
  It is a problem because not tipping is seen as a massive faux pas in the US, and it is very possible to get publicly shamed for hitting the no tip button even if, like the article says, you are being handed a ready-to-go item.
  • mikeash 8y ago
    Is it really? I have never seen it happen to anyone, or heard of it happening. I'd expect it to be far more common to be publicly shamed for peering at the screen while someone else is making a purchase.
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