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This is why I was impressed that Tucker Carlson was impressed about the coin in the shopping cart. I've been to the US a bunch of times (a decade ago), and if m
by HenryBemis 3y ago
This is why I was impressed that Tucker Carlson was impressed about the coin in the shopping cart. I've been to the US a bunch of times (a decade ago), and if memory serves well Walmart didn't have coins on their carts. In Europe though this mechanism exists in majority of the super markets (so I'm not surprised Russian super markets are also doing the same).
- resolutebat 3y agoThis is probably partly because a 1/2 EUR coin is still worth something (= can be used to buy numerous supermarket products), while a single US quarter is close to worthless. What item in a US supermarket costs under $0.25 these days?
- jccalhoun 3y agoIn the USA Aldi has them but I don't know of any others that do.