Why would I feel bad about paying in change, when change is money?
7 Answers to "Why would I feel bad about paying in change, when change is money?"
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long as u are paying for things i dont know why u would have any feelings about it at all
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I tell ya what sweetheart, live in NJ when Hurricane Sandy comes along and knocks out your power for 5 days and you can't get to an open bank, and all the businesses only accept cash because there's no phones and no internet, no working ATMs and no getting around it... Paying with change will seem like not only the smartest and most convenient idea, but possibly your only option.
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Probably because it just makes a mess and it makes it a lot harder on the cashier. Also it takes too long to count, so the other people in line might get aggravated.
I've paid with just change multiple times, and I was so embarrassed.
But, you're right, it is still money, so we shouldn't really feel bad about it. Too bad most of everyone else doesn't feel the same way.Like (1)
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doesn't matter its still money , so long as its not all in pennies
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all those pieces they have to pick up and look at and the confused looks on their faces. You already purchased 2 pineapples from the fruit section and the cashier can't find the picture on the register screen
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some people find change very confronting
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Best Answer (Chosen by Voting):
Posted by thisisevenlessfunnow Nov 4th, 2012 at 12:23AM
Because you are an idiot.
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