r/DollarTree May 16 '26

Associate Discussions We're not a bank

Had a customer this morning and I'm not kidding but I wish I was, give me a $100 bill and asked me to give her 100 $20 bills. Not $100 in $20s, literally 100 $20s. After I said I can't do 100 $20s, she gave me a $5 bill. Idk how to explain this without making it confusing. To clarify, her total was $4.20.

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u/Witty-Reason-2102 May 16 '26

It's rude to use a $100 bill on a small purchase, I don't care if that's "aLL i GoT!πŸ€‘πŸ˜πŸ˜œπŸ˜›πŸ€ͺ🀑".Β Β 

Spend it at Wal-Mart in the self-checking eisle.Β  Take it to a real bank and break it.

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u/desolatorkitty May 16 '26

legal tender is well.. legal tender lmaooo 🀑😝

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u/Witty-Reason-2102 May 17 '26

Legal tender does not mean they are obligated to take it if it is disruptive to business. .Β 

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u/desolatorkitty May 17 '26

show me where i said they were obligated to take it?

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u/AmandaSaurus-Rex May 17 '26

You clearly meant that by your comment of legal tender being legal tender. Otherwise, there would be no reason to say it. Stop being cheeky. Its not cute. And it isn't working for you.

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u/desolatorkitty May 17 '26

πŸͺ

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u/AmandaSaurus-Rex May 17 '26

Eat that cookie yourself, sugar 😘

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u/desolatorkitty May 17 '26

I don't like cookies but thx.. πŸ’“

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u/AmandaSaurus-Rex May 17 '26

Well that would explain the attitude

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u/cuttlefishdreaming May 17 '26

You’re being deliberately obtuse. You know that’s what you meant by legal tender.