[ArrogantBustard]

When was the last time you saw a cashier (other than your own employees) count change back to a customer?

Mos cashiers hand back the change in a stack that makes counting and verification very difficult. They stack the coins on top of the bills.

They annoy me ...

[going hot]

They have no idea what they are handing back to you. They merely stack it like the numbers say on the machine.

[ilovesarah2012]

LOL - that drives me crazy, too! I always end up dropping the change trying to put it in my purse. I want change first, then bills!

[Crichton]

When was the last time you saw a cashier (other than your own employees) count change back to a customer?

Depends on what the employer wants its cashiers to do. I worked briefly as a cashier in a just-give-them-their-change-and-keep-it-movin' place and some lady counted back her own change for me hoping to teach me a lesson. I smiled politely and kept doing it the way bossman wanted.

[MarkL]

There's a regional convenience store chain called "Quik Trip" and it seems that the first thing they teach their employees is to count back change. Between that and the fact that I've never seen a dirty bathroom at a QT, I stop by one pretty much at least once a day for a big, 52oz iced tea. They also have the best tasting and valued coffee around.

Mark

[Principled]

and they throw in the receipt too - just to muddy the water.

I HATE that. I stop, put it all down, then pick it all up one at a time - while they wait for me.