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No, it's a more fundamental issue: merchants are free to simply refuse your business. And if you're about to pay in pennies, they'll probably refuse your busin
by civilian 15y ago
No, it's a more fundamental issue: merchants are free to simply refuse your business. And if you're about to pay in pennies, they'll probably refuse your business.
- derleth 15y agoI doubt that's true if you're in a protected class, as defined by the appropriate laws.
- pash 15y agoWrong. In the United States, firms cannot refuse to deal with you because of your race, gender, age, national origin, etc., but they can refuse your business for any other reason, whether you're in a protected class or not. In other words, no, our constitution does not require us to accommodate an old black woman from Jamaica who wants to purchase a Cadillac with her hoard of five million pennies.