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After eating Pho on the Ave at a place that only accepts cash with my friend Kevin, I find out that he is a bit short on cash. The total comes to $11.24 so I ask Kevin if he has a quarter on him. Unfortunately he doesn't, so I hand the cashier 12 dollars. What I get back is a handful of nickels and dimes. Thinking that it must be some kind of mistake, I ask for three quarters. The cashier informs me that they're out of quarters.
Next time I eat there, I'm paying with nickels and dimes.
2 comments:
It isn't too often you find places that only deal with cash. Most places seem to prefer plastic to getting actual money.
Won't doing this perpetuate the problem?
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