I went to Keels the other morning and bought a RedBull to help me work out. I
should have gotten 205 Rupees back from the cashier. She gave me 204 because
she didn’t have a 5 rupee coin. So Keels made an extra rupee off that sale. I’d
say just about every chain grocery story does that; they shortchange me, unless
I give them the exact amount.
I didn’t complain as I was in a hurry to get
to the gym. But I should have demanded my correct change. It’s only 1 rupee,
you say. But how many people go through the cashier’s line each and every day? One rupee here, another there and it adds up to quite a large amount each year!
Has that happened to you?
I say watch your change and don’t let the big guys get away with
robbery!
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The 4 Rupees I received
back from the cashier.
The 5 Rupee coin I should have
gotten back.
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