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You, sir or madam or mir, are an everyday hero. (nb: s/mouth/per month/)
by gojomo 3y ago
You, sir or madam or mir, are an everyday hero. (nb: s/mouth/per month/)
- yetanotherloser 3y agoDon't be bigoted against many-mouthed Shoggoths. Be pseudopod-positive.
- Ensorceled 3y agoI also have a habit of just paying the bill when elderly people start counting out pennies and nickles for a $5 purchase. Thanks for the correction :-P
- em-bee 3y agoyou have to do it occasionally to avoid the change accumulating. got rid of a pile of change myself just today.
- Ensorceled 3y agoIf you didn’t spend 5 minutes squinting into your little change purse while becoming increasingly embarrassed… you’re not who I’m talking about. Also, roll your coins and take them to a bank or, better yet, donate them; don’t make tellers count all your trash coins.
- em-bee 3y agobanks tend to charge money to accept large amounts of coins. if shops don't want coins then they shouldn't charge stupid prices that keep giving me lots of change. i get change, i pay with change. and if old people being slow really bothers you that much then don't get in the queue behind them. you have to allow them to do things at their own pace. one day we'll all be old and we'll appreciate if we are not made to feel being unwelcome.
- Ensorceled 3y agoMy guy, I'm not paying for an 85 year old widow's groceries because I'm angry at them being slow ... But you dumping your piggy bank onto the counter and making everyone else in line wait for you, all because you can't be bothered to roll them ...