It's not rude in your case but i do consider it rude if you are counting dimes and nickels at the counter to pay for a $5 meal when I'm behind you in line.

XDJuicebox

United States593 Posts

May 13 2011 05:51 GMT

#22

On May 13 2011 14:51 skyR wrote:
It's not rude in your case but i do consider it rude if you are counting dimes and nickels at the counter to pay for a $5 meal when I'm behind you in line.

I stack them while waiting in line lol. I'm not a jerk ;]

Kyhol

Canada2574 Posts

May 13 2011 05:52 GMT

#23

As long as you're not doing it on purpose to piss them off, why would it matter if you did use all change. Not everyone can pay with debit.

I challenge that by saying is it rude to come into a store and pay with a 100$ or even a 1000$ bill.

Terranist

United States2496 Posts

May 13 2011 05:52 GMT

#24

it isnt rude to the cashier but people behind you will not appreciate it

BloodNinja

United States2791 Posts

May 13 2011 05:53 GMT

#25

On May 13 2011 14:49 frodoguy wrote:

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yeah but parking officers can be somewhat of a dick too so it becomes an eye for an eye.

Yes, I recognize that. Hence the "(and whether justified or not)". Last time I have heard of this done (aka on the internets), someone paid a tow truck company in pennies. Which is a much more passive aggressive move than the last in person confrontation I saw (the kid slashed the tow-trucks tires).

On May 13 2011 14:50 XDJuicebox wrote:

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I am so tempted to do that now

Be prepared to call the cops when thy don't accept it and have to sit around for a few hours.

XDJuicebox

United States593 Posts

May 13 2011 05:53 GMT

#26

On May 13 2011 14:52 Kyhol wrote:
As long as you're not doing it on purpose to piss them off, why would it matter if you did use all change. Not everyone can pay with debit.

I challenge that by saying is it rude to come into a store and pay with a 100$ or even a 1000$ bill.

Is there even a $1000 bill? Lol

Pleiades

United States472 Posts

May 13 2011 05:54 GMT

#27

I remember a jar of pennies I accumulated over the years. I took it to the bank, and everyone there basically stared at me. Best $40 dollars I had in my life, although it weighed like 100+ pounds. I wonder where would I spend it on if I hadn't of taken it to the bank.

Husky

United States3362 Posts

May 13 2011 05:56 GMT

#28

I worked fast food for 3 years and I can tell you from experience the only time its annoying is if you dont organize it or have it pre counted by the time you get there.

Some times people would come in in front of a long line and sit there counting it forevvvvvvvver. If you have it organized its no problem, they can take it away and count it pretty quickly since after handling money for a while it comes as second nature.

Its kind of like if someone hands you a wad of wrinkled bills and takes forever to organize and count them, rather than handing you a bunch of clean bills.

{CC}StealthBlue

United States41117 Posts

May 13 2011 05:57 GMT

#29

Yes there is a $1,000 bill but if one pulled one out of their wallet they would not be able to break I would think and they would be mighty suspicious.

lofung

Hong Kong298 Posts

May 13 2011 05:57 GMT

#30

if you organize them such that the money is easily countable it should be fine. and businesses will be happy to take the coins for the changes.

LittleAtari

Jordan1090 Posts

May 13 2011 05:57 GMT

#31

the only time any form of change is rude is when a customer decides that they somehow want to make your life easier by making you wait for them to find exact change, or better yet that extra nickel that will allow you to return a quarter to them. It's like 'Ma'am, I'm a trained professional at counting money, exact change does not matter to me.' Also, I hate it when they give you enough money and you've opened the cash drawer and are ALREADY counting the money to give back and they hand an extra dollar and some change.

....

why people?

if you want to pay in all change, then I dont care. Especially if you pre-count it. I hate running out of change and I think that if you're paying in all change, it's because you dont have another way to pay.

Zeri

United States773 Posts

May 13 2011 05:58 GMT

#32

Its not rude at all. I've paid for gas with the quarters in that accumulate in my cup holder all the time ^^

DminusTerran

Canada1337 Posts

May 13 2011 05:58 GMT

#33

On May 13 2011 14:42 XDJuicebox wrote:
Hello, fellow TeamLiquid posters!!!

So my friends and I regularly LAN Starcraft, and after online tournament matches, or when we just get bored, what we do is we all go out as a group and we eat.

Unfortunately, I ran my allowance dry a while ago, but I have 11 years of accumulated change saved up in my room.

So I started paying for my meals this way, in mainly Quarters and Dimes.

My friend told me that this was rude, even though I organized the dimes into piles of 10 and the Quarters into piles of 4. It was easily distinguishable. I even specifically told the waitress to be careful with that, and that I already counted it for her.

She laughed at me and winked. Lol.

Which brings up my question. Is it rude to pay in coins if I pre-stack it for them?

Clearly the solution is to ask for her number, gl brother.

More on topic it's not rude especially if you organize the coins. Though if you are super concerned about it and/or don't like having your pockets weighed down by all that change go get some change rolls and bring them to your bank to exchange.

OmniscientSC2

United States713 Posts

May 13 2011 05:58 GMT

#34

On May 13 2011 14:53 XDJuicebox wrote:

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Is there even a $1000 bill? Lol

Yup

I feel as if it's pretty rude. Even if you tell them they don't have to count it, they're still supposed to

I say just find some time to go to the bank and trade your change in for some bills. It's gonna suck when you run out of Quarters+Dimes and are paying with Nickels and Pennies.

Boblhead

United States2577 Posts

May 13 2011 05:59 GMT

#35

No business in the us can deny US currency no matter what.

Sworn

Canada920 Posts

May 13 2011 05:59 GMT

#36

Hell if i got a ticket I'd go out of my way to piss them off. Its fine if your nice about it if you count it out for them I don't see a problem but if u pay in all pennies then u might have a problem

meep

United States1699 Posts

May 13 2011 05:59 GMT

#37

If they dump it on the counter and then (slowly) count it, it annoys me. Most times though they pull it out and count it quickly so it doesn't bother me much.

0mgVitaminE

United States1278 Posts

May 13 2011 05:59 GMT

#38

Money is money

Lmui

Canada6213 Posts

May 13 2011 06:00 GMT

#39

I personally work as a cashier and in my opinion, I don't actually care. If you have it pre-stacked that's fine by me. On the other hand if you come up to the counter and spend 5 minutes counting out $5 in dimes and nickels the person behind you may get rather annoyed.

To be honest, I have about 8 kilos of change (I'd guess around $150-$200) in a jar on my shelf which I just reach into and grab a handful every morning to pay for my coffee.

I don't think it's rude, especially if giving that change means the cashier doesn't have to give you change back.