If you are in line in front of a line of customers, you don't want to look like a cheapskate or a Scrooge, so you acquiesce and let them do it.
It's pure EXTORTION and should be against the law.....................
Ya I tell them they can virtue signal on their own dime...
If you are not going to give change, you have no choice but to round down.
Or just do not eat there - let them keep that change
Possible solution...do what IRS does. < $.50 round it down...>$.50 round it up. If it comes $.50 exact...give 2 quarters change.
Well, they can’t give away the food poisoning for free.
Most people don't worry about it, or say keep the change.
These days everything is prepaid on cards, but back when there were more cash orders, I can see this being an issue, just not a big enough one to warrant a lawsuit.
Oh, PS - Domino’s does a roundup for St. Jude. A LOT of people do that.
Another reason to go to QDoba.
Chicken Express tries this **** all the time, they once shorted a friend of mine $5
I’ve been asked that, but in the past, I’ve always said “All of our contributions go thru our church.”.
Now, I just say “No.”.
If you are in line in front of a line of customers, you don’t want to look like a cheapskate or a Scrooge, so you acquiesce and let them do it.
Wendy’s stole my change - claimed they didn’t have any.
Or you customers grow a pair and say no.
Just a thought. :-)
Just say no.
that happened to me at a Kangaroo mini mart. I waited for my 6 cents change since the lady gave me the receipt and shut the drawer. she was stunned i was waiting, but she opened the register and gave it to me.
also you could just say “not today” when they ask you to round up. Goodwill does this for their “mission”.
Here in Seattle, most banks and businesses have no quarters.
Apparently, COVID-19 has caused a massive shift to online purchases and card payments.
The huge amount of cash that circulates through bars, restaurants, vending machines at work, churches, and retail stores has basically dried up because most of those establishments are closed or doing very limited business.
The coins and bills are still out there, but they are not being spent or deposited in banks.
Maybe it’s because their employees are lazy. Seems fitting for a libtard organization.
Ate there one time and will be the last.
All these years of me giving them change so all they have to do is give me back bills, and cashiers looking at me like I’m a Martian. Now they want to round up?
Funny thing - lots of time when I gave them change, they still gave me back change!
Chipotle wouldn’t have had a problem if it had just rounded the amount down and returned the customer more change than expected. Would have created some goodwill when a customer points out that too much change was returned and are told that the bill had been rounded down due to the coin shortage. Giving the customer a few cents extra change would be more than worth it if the customer returns for another meal.