Yes. You could pay some geek to type it in during recess.
bstix
joined 2 years ago
I just puked a little.
They tell you the total before you start paying, don't they?
They say it's 10.50
If you give them a 20, they'll start giving back 9.50 before you can even attempt to do the exact coin exchange.
If instead you give the 0.50 first, they can't start giving change before you've presented the rest of the cash.
That's how you pay 20.50 in order to get 10 back.
It's something you can do for your own sake to avoid having a pocket full of shrapnel. It's not necessarily a help for the cashier, and they'll definitely tell you if they need it. So, please don't hold up the queue just to give exact or optimal change.
The company is probably going to charge their customers even more for the work you do in your working time.
Someone already pays that money. The workers just don't receive it.
If everybody was self-employed, those are the prices that would be paid.
You have to do it like an old lady. First you hand over the 50 cents. Then you wait for the cashier to acknowledge that fifty cents is pretty fucking far from 10.50. When they say you're ten short, then you pass the 20.
Well.. if the paper is worth what it says on it, then it's about 18 billion pound sterling in total for all the 50 notes printed.
It doesn't have to be meaningless. It's perfectly meaningful to have innocent fun with somebody else.
How about better control of the ammunition? Would it be possible?
It's more of a journalist thing. They take the words out of your mouth to reach their own conclusion fast and deliver an answer that'll fit inside the allocated screen time.
"When you heard that people use things instead of measurements to explain the size of other things, exactly how shocking was it to you?"
They describe these random things to avoid people talking about giraffes for hours.
It only has one leg. It's a hobby horse.
Hobby horse, eat a cake Jump around, break your leg
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That was a little later than 3210/3310.