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You must have hella change laying around.
by JohnJamesRambo 4y ago
You must have hella change laying around.
- charlieyu1 4y agoNot much, because I also pay in coins in exact amounts.
- AlbertCory 4y agoI don't know about him, but my Safeway has a change machine up front. You can either get the total in cash, minus commission, or store credit for the whole amount.
- hutzlibu 4y agoMy bank in germany has a machine, where I can put them in to be transfered to my account. (but I think I only ever did that once)
- somehnacct3757 4y agoIf you always carry your change with you and spend it whenever possible, your coin quantity will remain pocketable. You gotta be committed enough to hand over a twenty dollar bill alongside a quarter, when paying a $19.17 bill for example. Rather than take in 83 cents you take in 8 (and score a dollar.)
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- 01acheru 4y agoIn euroland bills start at 5 euro, below it is all coins. So when paying cash you get a lot of 1 or 2 euro coins as change. I change those coins into 5 euro bills whenever possible, stores always want change. Small coins go into a big jar that we use to tip people like the pizza delivery guy. If the jar gets too full I simply donate the jar as is to a charity I know.