‘He watched as I counted every single bill’: Retail employee gets back at demanding customer for refusing to pay with credit card

It might be safe to say that we are slowly approaching a time when people no longer use cash. Not to say that cash will ever disappear, that is not going to happen, but with the ability to pay with debit cards, credit cards, smartphones, and even smart watches, people simply don't carry cash with them anymore.

The slow disappearance of cash from our lives shouldn't and probably wouldn't affect our everyday life that much, but it can cause some inconveniences to some people, or more specifically to some sectors, like retail stores and cashiers. While the majority of people use some form of digital pay, the people who do pay with cash are not likely to be able to get change back from stores like these.

Like the customer in this Reddit story, who insisted on paying with cash even when the cashier told him that they were not able to give him any change. The entitled customer refused to compromise and pay with his card, so the cashier did the only thing they could think of–give the customer his $75 change all in $1 bills.

Scroll down to read the full petty revenge story. When you are done with this one, click here to read about an employee who quit after one day on the job, but not before taking revenge on the mean boss.

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