[Blindtlk] AT the Intersection of Money Identification andHumanbehavior

[Mark J. Cadigan]

I have received incorrect change on two situations I can remember. Once I 
was short changed, and the other time I was given two much change. I chock 
this up to the cashiers being overworked and not to any malice on there 
part.



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>I was short changed a  couple of months ago. I asked a cashier to break a 
>twenty so that I could tip at a Big Boy. I asked for the
> ten and folded it and put it in a specific pocket of my wallet. I also 
> asked for a five and a few ones. When I gave someone else the
> ten the next day, she said, you know this is a one? Of course I did not 
> know it was a one because I owed her a ten and it was folded
> in my tens compartment in my wallet. Next time I eat at that restaurant I 
> know every bill gets checked by the I-bill we were able to
> get last year at National Convention. I need to get in the habit of 
> checking each bill when I receive it. I am so used to trusting
> what people say, and folding the money and placing it in specific 
> compartments of my wallet that I did not realize I had been short
> changed until I gave the next person the wrong bill.
>
> Terri Wilcox
>
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