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Not the first time either. I got a Berry smoothie from the drive in. It cost £1.99 and give the girl £2. She says to me sorry I have no 1 pennies. There was other cars behind me so they were probably not going to get the right change either.
Its not the point of the 1 penny but surely you don't say to someone I haven't got a penny change for you. You give them 2p change instead. But she said it in such a way as it was no big deal.
Its not the point of the 1 penny but surely you don't say to someone I haven't got a penny change for you. You give them 2p change instead. But she said it in such a way as it was no big deal.
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Time to do away with 1 and 2ps , go tomorrow with £2 in 1ps make her count it all making sure you get right change
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Feck the penny but £1.99 for a smoothie is robbery.
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I used to think £1.99 for a smoothie was a bit steep too but I got one for the first time a few weeks ago and they are absolutely gorgeous. Its quite a small amount you get though.
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TheChaser
they can refuse to take it - not legal tender at that volume 2p - for any amount not exceeding 20p 1p - for any amount not exceeding 20p |
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Never knew that. Does not apply to banks surely? I throw all loose change in a big bowl in the house and every so often put it in bags and take it to the bank.
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It's okay at a bank.
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I visited HSBC yesterday. I don't know what their smoothies are like, but they made me a lovely cup of tea and cracked open the Foxes chocolate biscuits.
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And, coincidentally, I visited the hospital for surgery on Friday where they also made me a lovely cup of tea but, alas, the biscuits served there were the humble bourbon.
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tory cuts
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In their defence there was an almost unlimited supply.
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