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Read about interactions like this, the cashier would count them one by one, and then get distracted and start over.
The customer can’t leave until it’s all accounted for, and you gotta double check just to make sure, heck maybe even triple check.
Especially if you work hourly bc you are literally getting paid for how LONG you work so any time spent counting you are still getting paid for it while the customer is stuck their unable to leave
This is what I came for.
Few people know that there is a law (even in the USA) about spending coins in a single transaction... but most vendors either don't know about it or are nice enough to accept any legal tender bc it is all someone might have.
>>Title 31 of the U.S. Code, which states that minor coins (pennies and nickels) are legal tender at their nominal value for *any amount not to exceed 25 cents* in any one payment.
I even heard a story about a guy trying to make a mortgage payment in coins and the cashier refused, so he had the same teller deposit the coins to his bank account and then paid the balance from his account (she still had to count the coins because a deposit doesn't fall under the same rules as a purchase/transaction)
The skit missed the fact that the employee holds the power here and can make the customer wait as long as needed to count.
Id do that lol so dey be there hella long and i waste time lol hes gun be the one gettn frustrated not me 🤣
As a former cashier, I've had petty customers do this to me. So I turned it around and made them sit there and wait for me to count it all before they could leave with the merchandise. Every time they yelled at me, I "lost count" and had to start over.
no you didn't and this never happened. Have a more interesting life.
@Clandestinemonkey are you saying this bc you ain't got the balls to do it?
@@warsofgods1992 Or It's just make believe. I pay with coins all the time, because guess what its these damn stores that keeps feeding me them, and I havnt had any clerks be mad or petty with me.
My usual response, Shrug, radio for front lanes explain, 'I'm paid by the hour, and have a bad memory of numbers. If this is how you wanna pay, then aight'.
@@Clandestinemonkey I've had to do it, not out of choice or some sarcastic wit, I'm just bad at mental math 🤷 It's really not that far fetched if you've ever had to tend a register of any kind.
"Oh, you bet I'll recount it as many times as I need to, but you ain't going nowhere until I'm done." 🤣
*Leaves.*
I would have done this too. I'd still be getting paid for the shift I'm on, but it's holding the customer up- and it would be their own fault.
@@asatowolfe Come at near end of your shift and it's ok buddy I will come tomorrow when u finished counting for the product
@UchihaItachimkd I'm very sorry, but we can only hold unpaid items until the end of business day. We will also need you present when counting your money as it is a conflict of integrity. But don't worry, this won't take long! *[begins pulling the coins out of the bag one at a time]*
@@UchihaItachimkd Then say you only dropped off a few dollars and are 130 dollars short. Camera will not be evidence enough to prove how much you left. If that was even allowed. Would just pour it back in the bag and give it back to you if you don't want to wait.
*stops him*
“I’m paid by the hour”
Doesn't a customer have to wait until he counts all of these coins ?
@@muhammadziyorahmonov4451 yes he does 🤣😂
otherwise that would be theft.
In Germany businesses can legally reject any payment with more than 50 coins.
有趣，这就如同说，德国的法律允许企业拒绝收取法律货币。我想用不了多久中国的商店嫌弃物理货币过于麻烦，也会被法律允许店铺拒收货币只收二维码支付的钱
@@leonardoluo2970 ok, calm down Miyagi
@@leonardoluo2970
However, you can pay with an unlimited amount of banknotes in Germany
@@haroondaman7162 calm down habibi
America does this to except a few things like government owned or city owned private businesses can
Jokes on him, I’ve got 5 hours left in my shift and you just gave me something to do
LMAO
That's what I would have done, the guy has to wait and not getting paid for it lol
As a man that has made s customer Wai 25 minutes straight while I've counted their coins, it was the easiest way to burn out the clock that I ever had. Also that customer never paid in coins again.
Whenever I pay with a ridiculous amount of coins they always just make me count it
@@thebusinessmanmhim curious, was the person like a smug arse before realizing they had to stay? Or were they like fully prepared to wait that long?
This is one of those times when you can make the customer waste a ton of their time and they fully deserve it. So have your moment
Had a customer pay for a $1,000 order in 1s and 5s.
Every time he'd interrupt me, I'd lose track and suddenly have to count again. Told him he could go for a walk if he wanted, but if he wanted it to be faster, he should swing by the bank and bring some higher value bills. Dude walked out and just left the money, the items he was buying, and a friend of his at the counter over that comment. Poor friend just looked so embarrassed and offered to cover the last 40 that he was short.
The downside is that Rowan's the manager. So if he doesn't make enough sales he gets punched in the face.
Nah you can’t I used to have customers throw cash on the register then just walk out with whatever they had gotten smh 🤦
"Oh sorry sir, you won't be able to take your item until I've finished counting this all out." Proceeds to spend 3 hours counting the coins.
And no double check? Risky
Bro it took me 1 minute to count each coin, 150 will be around 2 hours and a half
Alan dying inside is what really sells this to me.
Did you also buy it with coins?
@@christopher.knight I think he did buy it with coins
Bet this happened at the end of his shift...
That “Yes” had so much nuance and meaning in it.
@@christopher.knight obviously! :)
Just count them. Then count them again to make sure. And because you came to a different result, count again. The cashier is getting paid, the customer is not.
This is the way
No. Make the customer count them in front of you. Then recount.
@@tonymiller8244 yeah
@@tonymiller8244 lol you cant make anyone do anything, especially not a customer.
@@OverDunkNessSEVEN Ain't that the fucking truth
“Yeah, I’ll recount it. Got to make sure!”
Sweet smile.
A half hour later:
“Gee, sorry for losing count so often, I must have kept you a whole half hour. Bye!”
I just imagined this in Greg the Garlic Farmer's voice, lol
"Okay sir, the rest is $147.49."
When I worked in food industry I had a guy pay 2$ in all pennies. I held on to them for almost a month, when they came back in I gave them back as their change, was so worth it.
Not a bad idea, unless they do it again out of spite. The cycle of revenge pennies
@@Vistresian1941 oh that was no issue, the power trip they went on before was. After (I returned them as change) I gave them the same reasoning and they lost it, reported me and everything. My boss laughed so hard.
The closest I ever got was this old dude that bought some snacks with a couple rolls of pennies and nickles. Awkward, but the change was pre-sorted, so we just laughed.
@@lootedgravel3283 Good thing you don't have Rowan
@@Vistresian1941 those pennies will soon take on a vengeance spirit and 😱
I once had a guy pay 20 dollars and paid with coin rolls. He tried to take the item and leave, but I stopped him and said, "it's policy to ensure total amount before you can take the items." He got mad but waited. He had the right amount but was mad that I made him wait.
We had this policy because someone paid a 50 dollar total once with quarter rolls and at the end of the night we opened the rolls to find they were 2 quarters, a bunch of washers, and a screw.
Funny you should say this because quite often, I would bundle them into rolls and take them to the bank. Then when they take it, they don't even check to see if there's actually coins in it. And I just wonder, what's to stop me from just putting rocks or something in there and turning it in like that?
@LordRuneArim common sense would tell you the bank would make sure your turning in legal tender so obviously that doesn’t apply, if they have no way of telling who turns in what roll then there’s literally nothing stopping the other guy from doing this beyond the effort that it would take for the minimal amount of money gained.
@LordRuneArim I have no intention to. It's part of the reason I started doing the whole coin roll thing. All that change was getting overwhelming to keep so I take them to the bank to get rid of them.
@@firstdondiego bank always checked where I grew up. I remember they'd open the rolls and check before processing anything. They've done that for years
@@firstdondiego if you do it to a bank, they normally have your info if you have an account with them. They will then either fine your account or, if the value is high enough, file financial fraud charges.
I worked at a pizza place. We could neither fine anyone, nor verify with certainty the identity of the customer that gave the change and so couldn't pursue legal action. (It also didn't help that we didn't have any security cameras to prove anything)
I worked in a small retail shop and i actually LOVE it when customer do this. Because we are often short on coins, we love it when people voluntarily give us coins and save us from the hassle of our manager going to the bank to exchange money for coins.
Heck at some point we are so rich in coins we began to help other small retail shops by lending them coins too lol.
Yhea if i come into any smaller thing (bakery etc) During off hours i usualy pick the coins out first and kinda offer both
Nearly always they are glad for the coins
As a person who used to work in retail, I can tell you not only would I recount it, I would do it one at a time and very slowly. And he would not be leaving that store until I counted every last penny
good way to lose your job in general
remember customer always right and customer can cause you to lose your job especially if you cant count money fast enough
@@EnderElohim bahahaha! Yeah ok buddy 🤣🤣 ether your name is Karen or you've never had a job. Either way that saying bogus! Especially when it comes to money. Anytime you take money from a customer you count it down to the last penny. If you don't, you won't have a job very long 😂
@drummer I think you are the karen here.
" I would do it one at a time and very slowly."
Focus on "very slowly"
do you really think when you clearly exposed yourself to work slowly you can keep working. Plus because of what you done you would get fired without any extra cost to your boss.
From what I can count, thats only 4 dollars. Out of 150.
He stole company property. Git 'em, boys!
Yeah for 150 you only need 15,000 pennies. That isn't it. Just did quick math and with US pennies they're 2.5 grams each so with 15K coins that would be 37,500 grams. Converted to pounds it's a little over 82 pounds, though it's way easier to convert to kilograms as it's just 1000 grams in a kilogram or 37.5 kilograms. It's a great struggle trying to carry that much and that little bag couldn't handle that.
very good son @@dstreetz91
Bull shut you counted all that
@Chris-lg2ce it's not counting just an estimate
@@nishiko28 I was just trying to be funny
As a cashier, the strategy is to count it as slowly as possible, turning it into a 'I'm not trapped with you. You are trapped with me' scenario. It's especially effective if its a very slow day, or you have another cashier to take other customers.
Or just reject it?
You do know that u don't have to accept it?
Actually u don't have to accept anything. U can just decide not to serve certain people. You company might not agree but they won't fire u if u just do it once or twice.
@@Forgesx spite is a powerful human emotion.
@@Forgesx apparantly Workers are paid for how long they work. The customer aint getting paid to wait 2 hours for the cashier to count the coins. The cashier is getting paid to stand there and take it.
@@u3581 wdym 'apparently' everyone knows that.
I also get paid by hour.
I still wouldn't do it as it borthers the other costumers having to wait
@@Forgesx if they did it to mess with me, I'd sit there and count it slowly after getting a coworker to man the other customers if there's any waiting lmao.
Make him stand there while you count all day and continuously mess up 😂
that can lead to getting fired btw XD
As a former cashier in a very poor area people paying in coins/rolled coin was really common. In fact I'd get costumers who would hand me tens of dollars in rolled coins with their phone number and address on it so when we counted it if it was wrong we could call them and tell them so they could come back and "make it right" as they'd say. Since everyone knew everyone i was only ever one person away from knowing their whole family pretty much so it's not like they could get away with it, and the store always needed change so it was a win win. There was this one time though that a guy payed $10 in unrolled coins which wouldn't have been terrible if there wasn't people behind him, but he was nice (and embarrassed) so i called up another cashier, and started counting. However if a rude or smarmy person tried well I'd count slow , and happen to just notice "hey this one has my dad's birth year on it ,and oh look that's the year my sister was born" As the people in line just get more mad at the person.
You know Ben is an amazing actor who does his job right when you really really wanna squeeze the life out of his character and watch the light slowly leave his eyes. That's how you know he's a perfect antagonist.
Agreed
Now from bens pov of being murdered right then and there:
“I suddenly heard a loud crack or bang kind of noise and I look down to notice I’m profusely bleeding in my gut. I look towards the cashier then realized he had shot me in the stomach, pain surges and rushes through my body as if I were hit by a truck as he shoots me a second time. I fall to the ground, Gasping for air. I try to plead for mercy but this man is a ruthless cold blooded animal seeking bloodshed for his own pleasure. I try to convince him not to do this, but it’s too late. He grasps my throat with his left hand. As I try to fight back he only tightens his grip. The end is near and it’s all fading, I can’t see or breath and my whole body is in pain. Please god, please anything end this suffering I am enduring. Please.
Remember folks, if you have a boss that doesn't fucking hate you
You can always refuse a sale for any reason you want
Paying cash isn't a valid reason tho.
Even if it is pennies.
@@glycerosfournaris2512 ANY. REASON.
@Korusho You CANNOT discriminate and thus refuse to serve someone when he/she is LEGALLY on an establishment.
So saying you do not want to run a transaction made with pennies cause you have to do your JOB is DISCRIMINATION!!!
@@glycerosfournaris2512 A quick google tells me that it's perfectly legal for shops in New Zealand to refuse cash payments.
@@musuko42 Under which justification?!
As someone who works as a cashier daily, this would absolutely make my day. We're always short on small change, and I actually enjoy counting stuff.
That's when you get one of those machines from Walmart that will count your coins then dispense them into the highest form of currency possible.
As a 21 year veteran retail worker, I just smile, tell the customer that I MUST count it to make sure the payment is all there, and that they cannot leave the store with the goods until we have received payment in full.
I say this in a voice that is loud enough to be heard by other customers waiting to be served (but not loud enough to seem like I’m shouting or being rude), so they all know who is to blame for their being held up.
The seething hatred of those customers, directed towards the assho… customer… who has decided to pay in small change, and the continually building embarrassment as they’re forced to stand there and take the heat for what they thought they were doing to me… It warms my shrivelled, black, heart.
Lol I first read that "as a 21 year old veteran retail" and started laughing
@@joeb6750 Yup. My shop sells 21 year old veterans! XD
i would re count it just to make sure. and if they start to mouth off, well i gotta strat again :D
@@maninthewall6819 Indeed... and you gotta make a big show of how they made you lose count, and vocally announce that you'll have to start all over again.
It pays to know how to rile up a crowd ;)
I am the 69th like
Best way to deal with this is to actually start counting
If the costumer starts to mouth off, just say "you made me lose count" and start again
do people not use rolls anymore? I've never used coins without rollers
No problem I'll just keep messing you up I have nowhere to be.
@@thisgoddamusernamestoodamnlongf I'm paying in change where tf am I going to get money to buy paper coin rolls😑 sorry not everybody rich like you
@@thebirthfather7980 bro 100 costs 5 bucks
@@thisgoddamusernamestoodamnlong if I'm paying in change where tf I'm going to get five bucks from😒
I love the acting and emotion I’ve seen the one like twenty times never stops being hilarious
"Let me just put this in the coin machine real quick!"
I once had to pay with LOTS of coins at a Spanish diner.. I looked at the cashier with my hands full of cents & euros, he looked me in the eyes with way too much confidence and _said_ - "just chuck them in that lil machine over there!"
Felt like he waited his whole life for that machine to do the counting for him!
It even gave me change for my bigger coins 🗿
Maybe you met another commenter, who wrote that their boss bought such a machine and they had fun using it 😅.
@@Bitfire31337 Hadn't read that! Guess they've become worthy of the investment.
I used to work at a store that had people pay with coins all the time. The owner was nice enough to buy us an automatic coin counter/sorter. After that we welcomed as much change as we could because it was fun to use and we never had to worry about coins again.
The machines are so satisfying aren't they? You put in chaos and it gives you order.
@@tinkerer3399 there is something satisfying in that. It's like rearranging your room.
My mom was a waitress and the tellers were always annoyed when she brought in her change buckets... but they had the damned machines... so lazy some people.
That’s cool
Here in Denmark they can refuse if it's over 25 coins of each kind of different coin that exist.
I did this to a buddy of mine, then spent the 30 minutes he took "counting" to talk and hangout. Fun times.
Those are the cleanest pennies I have ever seen in my life
The answer is always, "I want to count it all just to be sure." Then you count and recount with a maniacal smile on your face as you count it 3 or 4 times. Make them suffer, as you have suffered
As a poor person that has paid in coins and small bills, we count together, generally, like any other transaction.
But all Pennies, damn. Assume you count at 2 per second, you could count to 1500 in 12.5 minutes, but also assume you made some mistakes or had to restart, so it would probably take more like 30 mins.
If there is anyone else in line the perfect count 12 minutes is too much, 30 would give me an aneurysm if I was behind these 2.
True
I absolutely did this with rude customers who intentionally brought in a lot of coins. "I need to be sure" "I don't think I counted right, I want to be sure I give you the right amount back for your bill" stuff like that. Make sure they sit at the counter and wait waaay longer, until they start to get annoyed if I can. Waste my time? I will waste yours as well. If it's someone who is obviously having a hard time and just scrounging together money I would not do this, but yano.
In my country there were multiple cases of people buying motorcycle, car, event chunk of land in coins.
The buyer will walk out of the store happily, left the employee to count everything on their own. Usually the buyer will receive a receipt but not the item they bought.
Some cases simply people who want to make other suffer while few of them simply just old people who manage to save most of their wealth in coins.
NB: In my country's currency items like automotive & such can touch tens of million while land could even be billion. So imagine the struggle.
"It seems there's $149.99 here sir."
"Oh no, I definitely checked. Check again."
One must imagine Sisyphus happy
I would be happy!
I get paid to count, the customer has to wait until I check whether the amount is correct.
The customer is shooting himself in the foot here.
considering New Zealand, as well as a lot of other countries, do not have pennies, it can't be .01 short, .10 maybe.
those are NZ dimes.
@@donaldbott8331way to ruin it Buzz Killington.
“Sir your actually a cent short”
*pulls out 150$*
“YOU MOTHERFUC-“
As a former cashier, I never refused those people. Because of how the store worked, we always needed change, but never had close to enough. Counting those coins saved so much headache for future clients that we actually saw those who paid only in coins as blessings (even if annoying) ^^
PS: It was a very specific type of store, I'm not sure this applies to most stores.
Wait wouldnt laying them out flat and sorting them quickly to even sided rectangles and then multiplying the height with with and then multiplying it with the value of the currencies and then adding the extra ones solve it
It's a testament to Ben's acting talent that I unconditionally ADORE him as Charles the Mugger and then two seconds later DESPISE him as the Snotty Customer.
A true menace to society
Technically, he did mug 'em. By relying on Tech Town Alan's dwindling will to live, he managed to take a 150$ item for literal pennies.
Ben is legit better actor than most of what Hollywood would considers to be good actors
A good actor entertains, a great actor induces emotion
Yes!! He's so loveable and despicable. Amazing diversity. He was also incredible in the mental health series. This whole group is amazing
I had something similar like this happen at a drive through and I was faaaaar too petty. I counted every penny of that $30 something order and the last thing I said was, "you're three cents short." With a smile on my face.
That is some malicious compliance shit right there! I love it!😈
Bro really counted 2997 pennys 💀
@@lukeivey2464 paid by the hour moment
LEGEND ABSOULTE LEGEND
anyone that's ever worked in a drive thru knows this is bs lmfao. did you just leave dozens of customers trapped in line as you counted 3000 pennies?
*final boss music plays in the background* 😭😭
saw this happen at a grocery store, cashier said "they can only do about a dollar or two max, takes too much time" ;) then pointed at the coin star
Ben's expression goes from amiable to sadistic to an outright serial killer.
Amazing
“I get paid by the hour, you severely underestimate my willpower”
*paid
Yep, my shift still ends at the same time it did before you came in with that bag, so let's pull up some chairs and get to counting shall we? (Cracks knuckles)
Paid*
Why do people keep thinking it's payed? This is a first level Teaching English as a Second Language word that everyone, including bilinguals, should know. I am a trilingual, and I do not natively speak English. Yet, native speakers tend to spell this word wrong. Am I missing something? Please enlighten me.
@Ao Moka some people just spell stuff wrong no need to get so pressed over it
just correct them if you want and then move on its really not a big deal
@@rosie516 hello rosie how are you
the way the gut smiles at the cashier😂
"Oh I will recount, twice and you will stay there with me" : perfectly represent my hate and anger for those kind of clients.
“Ah sir, you’re missing one cent.”
“No no, its all there”
“Prove it”
Omg :0, this comment Underestimated,
Count it out, make them mad, recount, get them to act up and then deny the sale because of their unacceptable behavior. Bonus points for dropping some coins mid count and starting over when they finally lose their temper
Ahhh an American obviously
Exactly
Unless there are customers in line
Such a evil and diabolical smile when he pulled the bag on the counter killed me 😂😂😂😂😂
Bro is the anime villains of the villains💀
Worked retail and someone wanted to make a $3500 purchase with dollar coins they’d won at a casino. No problem, several of us counted them all out but kept getting different totals. Eventually he whipped out his credit card.
Is this legal in your country or did you just have alot of free time ? Where i am from the store dosent have to accept more than 50 coins per purchase.
@@PokeBurnPlease I’m jealous of that Omg
@@PokeBurnPlease They don't here in the US either. Depending on the store and the item they may make exceptions.
Most regular retail (department stores) had coin counters though. I don't know when this purchase was made but in the past I have seen them bring it out.
It the small niche places that usually don't. Banks are being jerks about it now also.
@@vaguedreams Shops should be abel to denie a sale if it interfer with buisness, like holding up the line two much.
Banks on the other hand.
should just shut up and invest in a coin counting mashine.
Banks only job is to safe keep valuta,
mostly from robbery but also stalement currentsy.
If they dont want that currentsy floting around mayby they should have a word with the national back that ordert those printet.
In Denmark we recently threw out the 25penny (øre), since inflation has made it not worth the hassel.
So our bank made a month where you could come in and exchane them for a more value coin.
@@rambo8863 mate this is America and lets be real.
This does not happen daily. Having a person count the coins (within reason) is not going to disrupt business.
Banks here literally get away with murder and when the fudge up bad enough get a nice welfare check from the government.
More important, Denmark is a fraction of the Size and Population of the US.
The Entire population of Denmark is not even half the Size of my home town.
I'm not saying this to disrespect your country but you can't even begin to fathom the Shazz we deal with here and the scale up in costs for many of the basics that you take for granted.
Getting everyone a decent highspeed internet connection over here would put your country hundreds of billions if not over a trillion in the red.
It's a whole different scale mate.
That's the cleanest change I've ever seen tho
I'm assuming they went to the bank n asked for hunnerd fifty in ten cent pieces, likely they had minted ones which ain't left their paper wrapping
Prop coins?
@@parkerwalsh3340too hard to fake especially due to the material normal coins are made from which i’d assume would require more than just going to a bank and asking for $150 in coins
RPG shopkeepers be counting several thousand gold coins like its nothing 💀💀
I would recount with a smile on my face after saying "sorry but you will have to be present during the whole transaction"
That's gonna result in one of two things: The cashier is either actually counting (several times if they're feeling like a little shit), or they kick you out.
I guy payed with quarters and I had to count all of it and the grand total was $68.80 I had to cause of the new policy where we can’t reject for higher bills or coins
Why would they count it several times it would get annoying to themselfs
@@Jurgis_Gamer they need too because at the end of the night they count the drawer to make sure the right amount is there if more then a few dollars is missing that’s a write up and can get fired what I would do is get someone else to help me they count about half I count the other then we add the numbers up then switch if the numbers are correct again then good if not one last count
@@jjkm17 just count it one time if you can count don't need to worry
@@Jurgis_Gamer boss would get pissed plus I have to count the register 3 times during the day
In the us you can reject pennies. Worked the graveyard shift at a hotel and a guy tried to pay in change for a night stay of 208. I took three and a half hours to count it out and then double check. Had the guy sleep on the couch in the lobby when he said he need to get in bed and sleep. "I'll wake you up when I'm done counting".
That is the definition of determination.
@@thestrangecuber9011 or spite
Well legally you can reject all tender unless its to pay a debt aka lay away or installments. At no point do you you have to complete a transaction that isnt a pre-established debt under a contract. This is why businesses can reject 100 dollar bills or even 20 dollar bills.
@@gamergodofjustice Yep, exactly. "Legal tender" only means that the government recognizes it as official currency. It does NOT mean it has to be ACCEPTED.
Bro he gotten a free night's rest just to let you count cash, what a cheater
Nah bruh, when this happens I legit tell them they have to count it for me as I watch them.
Yay, either the manager says sorry we can’t except change over 10 dollars or I get a whole 8 hour shift listening to podcasts whilst counting and recounting your change.
Count it... slowly. Then lose count, once or twice. They will regret every second of their life after that stunt
Exactly what I was thinking
I actually did that once at my work the look on there face was price less
I would pull out my phone and play loud annoying music as I read fanfiction
@@chibiusa2018 You would still sit there and honestly the cashier still gets payed, the best part is that if it isn't the right amount then you don't get the item lmao
@@llIIllIIIIll oh I know but I'm someone who trolled scam callers so much that I no longer get scam calls.
"Apologies, but the register's broken." ** "Shame."
Plot twist: Cashier takes out a scale to weigh the coins.
When the salesperson is rude: perfect move my man 😂
And the cashier puts out the coin countingmachine and smugly smiles, while the customer is flabbergasted about the fact, that the cashier was prepared for that. Perfect uno reverse move
no, I'll pull the machine out, turn it off as obviously as I can and then say it's broken
then I'll take my time counting... granted it's not a busy day and the manager isn't a pain
No, it's a win either way. Either the cashier uses the machine and let's Ben get rid of all his change at once or Ben just watches Alan count and enjoys the sadistic pleasure it brings him.
I worked in retail and this happened I think once, ever. And it's very easy to deal with. You simply start counting, and after about 12 seconds they get impatient and pay normally.
You were lucky, i wasn't, my customer paid in change, i counted ever single Penny, it took me 5 minutes or 10, im not sure, becouse i counted it two times just to be "sure" about ammount of pennies that i counted, he was soo mad but couldn't do anything, i was soo satisfied...
They’re all such good actors
I was a cashier once and i actually enjoyed customers paying this way.
WE NEED a video where they make change for the same customer in all pennies back to that guy
Amen!
If he starts counting, a whole line of customers appear out of thin air
"oh no no sir, you can stay, i will count them all up... im paid by the hour, not per sale"
"Sorry, we do not accept cash. Only card, store credit, crypto, and your wife"
These people can be small heroes. We were often grateful for these customers. A lot of people would give us large notes which then meant we ran out of change really quickly on busy days.
If it is all 1 cents i doubt it's a help. If it's assorted, then it helps.
Honestly with the current coin shortage I bet people are hoping someone will do this
I've only ever paid with only pennies once. My middle school had a pseudo mandatory thing in the gym, where you needed to pay two dollars to join in, or you were locked in a computer lab and given busy work. The look on the person taking the money's face was priceless.
You had to pay for gym class? Sounds like it should be illegal
I would have been refused to pay, just to get out of gym.
@@tacocat4252 not for class it was a special event
a computer lab?
seems fun for me even if i need to write or program something
@@hodayfa000h the computer lab was just the place you were stuck. You weren't allowed to use the computers. The busywork was paper pencil from what I remember.
"Sir, there is only 107. You don't believe me? Recount it yourself"
In Australia, the cashier is legally not obligated to count that many coins, after about 10 or 50 or 100 coins (I forgot how much) they are not obligated to count it and can demand for another form of payment
As a cashier who is constantly running out of pennies, this would be a great help.
Those aren’t pennies
@@brysonball4376is right. They don’t have pennies in New Zealand
@@brysonball4376Yeah.. looks like cents of euros.
those are probably 10 cent coins. US currency is not the only one out there.
If you means cents of Euros, then it's not.
Those are copper (colored) coins.
Euros only use copper coins for 1, 2 and 5 cents
We had someone try this once at Noah's Bagels. Poured out the bag to make a big show of it and all that. The manager then proceeds to scoop it all into a bag, reach under the counter, pull out the auto change counter and some coin sleeves, and point to the table behind the customer. It was a complete energy 180. Everyone's dread turned to smiles, and his smile turned to dread. The manager also didn't even wait for them to object, a firm "NEXT," and it was like nothing ever happened.
Manager was nice. I would have made him buy his own coin sleeves.
What a great movie
I applaud this manager, he's a good one
Funny thing is that where I live, it’s actually illegal to pay like that. There’s a specific number of each type of coin you can use in a single transaction, and you can’t legally go above it. $150 worth of pennies, or any coin really, is way over the limit
In the U.S. stores can refuse to accept change because of this exact situation. They advise you either use coin rolls, go to a grocery store for try change machines, or go to a bank.
In Poland, especially in the smaller shops, they are often short of change and love it when you give them a large handful of change.
Except when you're paying for filling up both fuel tanks on a truck in 20gr coins
Strangely they hate you when you pay large banknotes
@@akbarshoabdulkhamidshoevnot really. In bigger shops there are often strict policies regarding cash amounts in register drawers at the shift start, telling how many of what denomination notes and coins should be there. When a cashier starts a shift with only a handful of smaller notes and coins and gets customers only pay with large bills they quickly run out of change. The same despicable policy prevents them ending the shift when it happens, requesting more change is not allowed during the shift and they are held personally accountable for the problem.
Need a follow up video where Allan is taking his time counting and Ben eats his own poison 😂
“You cannot leave with the headset until i make 100% sure every penny is here, you may sit on the floor and wait”
The manager calmly locks the door from inside and leans back against it. “G’wan and count, boy.”
Back in the day i had a customer do this. I just smiled pulled up a chair and started slowly counting each coin while the customer just stood there. Took my dear old sweet time too. Maybe spent 30min counting. And the customer was miserable and embarrassed the entire time with everyone staring at her. I think she learned her lesson. Lol
Well, in my country specifically the Philippines, once you pay something like this, we would exactly be happy, one because we'll have something to do our shift for and second because there's really not enough change we got since almost most stores we buy from has no change to give. So it's very much welcome.
yo as someone who used to work at a PC parts shop you can see that these coins always look like they've come from coinbanks that they've saved for months and it's always like a celebration because our customer has finally achieved a milestone like a PC upgrade or even a whole new PC itself
we love accommodating these customers because they're the kind who have worked hard for what they have, and we keep telling our customers not to be embarrased by paying with coins
Now i seriously feel happy to live in India you can pay any amount of money to anyone within seconds even in the smallest of shops for smallest of transactions through UPI
Bro is the ultimate enemy for cashier. 😂😂
"Just hold on a second sir, let me get the *machine* ."
Everybody gangsta till the cashier says they don’t accept coins.
Remember, everyone: the cashier gets paid to count those coins.
"we have an automatic coin counter"
Time to drag it out for the customer; I'm getting paid to count it, he's not getting paid to wait.
So I'd count it 3 times... just to be safe.
that employers whole life flashed in front of him when he took out the bag of coins 💀💀💀💀💀
I would just start counting them out of spite, preferrably recount once or twice. My curiosity would motivate me ... just to check by *how much* I was to be tricked if I had accepted it.
@@Remer714 and you could keep the costumer there, I mean you would have to stay there anyway, you wouldn't be wasting your time, he would xD
Tbh, in most countries, businesses are entitled to reject this kind of payment, and send the customer to a bank to get proper banknotes.
yup in the us a business has to accept it it's a debt or void the debt but they don't have to accept it for a purchase
How strange... Banks charge money to convert change, but businesses are allowed to deposit change without charge. (In the US
🤔
@@TragoudistrosMPH Which bank? I needed change, and they gave it to me at no charge. They shouldn’t charge for it, at least if it’s your own bank.
Businesses can require change to be rolled though, there is a case where a man was hit with a disorderly for dumping 2500 pennies on a desk and he got fined for it. Private businesses can flat our refuse change though. Not sure why you would, as it's still money.
@@jacccobs It is not “still money”. If the cost of sorting that money (and storing, changing etc…) exceeds the profit from the purchase, then it makes financial sense to reject it.
And computer stores are known to have low profit margin.
the way he looks up slowly is hilarious
“We have the right to refuse service to anyone.” I think this line works well here.
Hell, I'd be all for this as an employee with no commission. That's overtime pay right there!
W rust youtuber
I know this is a skit, but to anyone facing this situation, count the coins in a relaxed manner. You’re forcing them to stay until you can verify they have the correct account, they got places to go, you don’t, you get paid to take your time anyway.
And get distracted 2 times and count all over...
And i see no chairs in front of the counter....
Do people really interact like this? I've been doing it wrong the whole time. I can totally imagine nice conversations with people, but I know that's not true 😔
My favorite story of a response to this was the employee being all chipper and happy and intentionally miscounting and losing count multiple times until the customer got tired of waiting and paid with a card and took their change back.
So this is how Joker entertains himself after Batman's death
“Sorry sir but unfortunately I can’t count that many coins. However if you can count them elsewhere and bring them back to me in an organized fashion so I can confirm there are in fact enough coins there without sorting through a pile I’d be happy to assist you” that was the last quote I used when someone tried to pay with $132 worth of coins before calling up the next person in line
I send them to Walmart. The only exception is when their to old and don’t understand things. I’ll count it for them.
I swear we need to form a government program dedicated to caregiving
Lol lazy. You count those coins.
@@dalton6108
I'm not going to Walmart to pay a machine a fee to count my coins. I have no problem assisting the count by stacking in set amounts. It's legal tender and spendable
@@garygood6804yeah but it’s gonna take a few hours… lost count and all
Just count it very slowly. If theres a line make sure everybody behind them know why its taking so long.
Also if you ever need to count coins quickly, count 10, stack them and then just match the stacks.
I thought about stack and piles of coins too. Great
You can just see the anger and depression in the cashiers eyes😂
My power move in these situations is to say "sorry but you can't leave with the product until I'm done counting the money" then I count it in bulk, no separations, if another customer comes I'll handle them first so it doesn't take too long. But often I forget where I was at (short term memory and all) and then restart it.
Until I have proof that it's all there, they can't take the product. Did this 3 times and each time had a manager back me on it