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	<title>Comments on: Nice problem to have.</title>
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		<title>By: triviaman</title>
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		<description>Here are a couple of funny (but sad) stories about using $100 bills to pay for some things:

The web page URL says it all:
http://krant28.wordpress.com/2008/06/24/top-ten-worst-customers-of-all-time/#comment-5.

1. I had a woman come in one day that wanted to buy a 20 oz. coke ($1.50) with a hundred dollar bill.  I told her I didn’t have change and she threw a fit.  She said, “You been here ALL DAY LONG  and you DON’T have change?????  What kind of a clerk are you???  You need to get with the program!!!!”  I looked at her like she was crazy (because she was) and I was like, “This is NOT a bank and I don’t OWE you change for a hundred!”

2. One Saturday, shortly after I came on shift, I had a flock of Mexicans come in.  They ALL had 100 dollar bills and I had no change, so when the first one came up with 4 bucks worth of stuff, I told him that he was out of luck.  This white SOB starts running his mouth about how I should have change for whatever people want.  I looked at him like he was idiot and he says, “Don’t look at me like that!”.  I was like, “This is my store and I will look at you however I want!” He kept talking junk every time he came in.  The second time I was ready to tear his head off his shoulders.  I finally had to ban him from the store outright.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Here are a couple of funny (but sad) stories about using $100 bills to pay for some things:</p>
<p>The web page URL says it all:<br />
<a href="http://krant28.wordpress.com/2008/06/24/top-ten-worst-customers-of-all-time/#comment-5" rel="nofollow">http://krant28.wordpress.com/2008/06/24/top-ten-worst-customers-of-all-time/#comment-5</a>.</p>
<p>1. I had a woman come in one day that wanted to buy a 20 oz. coke ($1.50) with a hundred dollar bill.  I told her I didn’t have change and she threw a fit.  She said, “You been here ALL DAY LONG  and you DON’T have change?????  What kind of a clerk are you???  You need to get with the program!!!!”  I looked at her like she was crazy (because she was) and I was like, “This is NOT a bank and I don’t OWE you change for a hundred!”</p>
<p>2. One Saturday, shortly after I came on shift, I had a flock of Mexicans come in.  They ALL had 100 dollar bills and I had no change, so when the first one came up with 4 bucks worth of stuff, I told him that he was out of luck.  This white SOB starts running his mouth about how I should have change for whatever people want.  I looked at him like he was idiot and he says, “Don’t look at me like that!”.  I was like, “This is my store and I will look at you however I want!” He kept talking junk every time he came in.  The second time I was ready to tear his head off his shoulders.  I finally had to ban him from the store outright.</p>
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