• chowdertailz@lemmy.world
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    3 months ago

    I don’t want to touch your hands. Especially if you were being a bit of an ass. Simple as that.

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      3 months ago

      It’s possible to drop change into someone’s hands without physically touching them though. I don’t like physical contact either, and on the rare times I pay with cash, I hand it to the cashier without making physical contact.

      I remember there was one store I went to that the cashier literally put the change on the counter right beside my outstretched hand and open palm, every time. And it was annoying to pick up change from a stainless steel counter. I know I was being petty, but when I noticed the pattern, I started putting change on the counter (if I paid with coins) when paying so she could experience having to pick up coins one by one from a stainless steel surface.

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        3 months ago

        It may be possible but that doesn’t mean people respect that. Some people go out of their way to touch you when receiving change back by moving their hand up and closing close to yours before youre done letting go of the change. I remember this shit when I was a cashier. Hated it.

        The simpler answer is not to even allow it or get close at all.

        I love those auto dispensers for change.

        Or cards. Use cards.