Last Tuesday I went shopping in a major grocery
store and among other things, I purchased three watermelons. I sensed
that my bill was a little high so when the cashier handed me my receipt,
I stood there a moment and scrutinized it. She charged me for six
melons. She apologized and called a manager to correct the issue.
Thursday,
I was in a liquor store and purchased and item which offered a seven
dollar rebate. The cashier tossed my receipt in a shoe box beneath the
register and I asked for it as she took out the box and fished for it.
Very suspicious.
Today while paying the bill at a diner, I
was due fifty six cents back in change. She handed me six cents. I
paused and simply asked "Is this the correct change?" and without
hesitation she simply said "I owe you fifty cents." She knew.
Either
we are hiring idiots to perform minimum wage jobs; I've been unlucky
this week; more businesses are seeking ways to surreptitiously "tax"
their customers; or we are hiring thieves to perform minimum wage jobs.
Buyer beware.
Musician Malcolm Kogut has been tickling the ivories since he was 14 and won the NPM DMMD Musician of the Year award in 99. He has CDs along with many published books. Malcolm played in the pit for many Broadway touring shows. When away from the keyboard, he loves exploring the nooks, crannies and arresting beauty of the Adirondack Mountains, battling gravity on the ski slopes and roller coasters.
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Saturday, July 11, 2015
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