Rounding Pennies

[ideologyhunter]

Dude, we couldn't manage going to a measuring system that was easier than the one we had in place.

In spite of the fact that my weight would go instantly from 155 to 70...without giving up a single Girl Scout cookie.

 

[Bronzeage]

The current price of a 64 ounce drink at my local CircleK is $1.09, tax included. If I pay with a single bill and a dime, I get a nickel back in change. I can see pennies in the till. I'm not complaining. That's a better return on investment than my IRA is currently yielding.

 

[bilby]

The current price of a 64 ounce drink at my local CircleK is $1.09, tax included. If I pay with a single bill and a dime, I get a nickel back in change.

You shouldn't get anything back.

If it were $1.07 or $1.06, you should get back 5¢ if you tender $1.10.

 

[steve_bank]

The current price of a 64 ounce drink at my local CircleK is $1.09, tax included. If I pay with a single bill and a dime, I get a nickel back in change. I can see pennies in the till. I'm not complaining. That's a better return on investment than my IRA is currently yielding.

You drink 2 liters of soda at once?

 

[Bronzeage]

The current price of a 64 ounce drink at my local CircleK is $1.09, tax included. If I pay with a single bill and a dime, I get a nickel back in change. I can see pennies in the till. I'm not complaining. That's a better return on investment than my IRA is currently yielding.

You drink 2 liters of soda at once?

 

[Bronzeage]

The current price of a 64 ounce drink at my local CircleK is $1.09, tax included. If I pay with a single bill and a dime, I get a nickel back in change. I can see pennies in the till. I'm not complaining. That's a better return on investment than my IRA is currently yielding.

You drink 2 liters of soda at once?

Not in one sip, but I'll drink three or four 64 ounce drinks a day, but you have to figure about half the volume is ice.

 

[Bronzeage]

The current price of a 64 ounce drink at my local CircleK is $1.09, tax included. If I pay with a single bill and a dime, I get a nickel back in change.

You shouldn't get anything back.

If it were $1.07 or $1.06, you should get back 5¢ if you tender $1.10.

I should get one cent back, but I'm not complaining. As I said, I can see pennies in the till, so it's not because they don't have one cent.

 

[unapologetic]

It is weird how some places insist on cash, and others don't

Reminds me of when I was selleng my comic collection at a flea market.
I'm not a business. We're standing in a fuckin feild, and some people got annoyed I wouldn't accept their plastic.