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- A postage stamp is legal tender. A bus driver would have to accept that as currency. - Yeah. That'd happen! - Well if he doesn't, report him. - Yeah report him when I'm walking home. - Get a taxi if you've got enough stamps. - Or cash them in at a post office. - Shouldn't have to! Shouldn't have to.
in Canada u can legaly pay with pennies up to $25
Suck it up and do your job asshole. At least you HAVE a job.
Lol. I like that you said buttmunch instead of cussing.
buttmunch? really? lol you're too funny OP.
well that's where the customer should have been forced to wait while you counted the pennies. since you want to be sure you aren't getting ripped off by them.
This is clearly a fake. Only a child uses the term, "buttmunch". Second, you're most likely over 18 and can't spell 'deposit'? Third, they have Coinshare which counts your money for her. If you don't have one, you're obligated to tell her to bring it to a bank.
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You do know that in some areas o the work it's illegal to pay with excessive amounts of change... right? I know I'm allowed to smile and tell customers that I'm not legally allowed to take more than 26 pennies in a single transaction. There's a limit on everything else too but I happened to memorize the penny limit because the damn things suck.
Pennies are still legal tender. Legally a store is obligated to accept any type of bill/coin as long as it is legal tender.