reptilebreeder
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You think the president (or any employee down to the parking lot attendant) of Exxon, Mobile, or any oil company gives a rat's @ss how you pay? Nor would they even know. As for the actual gas station, many independently owned, they probably don't care either.LotsaPetsGarfHt said:It would require patience, but would let the oil companies know how we feel
LotsaPetsGarfHt said:That got me to thinking if I walked into a gas station with about $30.00 in pennies in plastic bags it would really screw things up, if lots of people did it, it would effect them in many ways, it would slow down the rate at which they could fleece us, and rolling all those pennies would be a pain in the ACE.
On a side note I took $10.00 in rolled pennies to the same station a week later, and they were happy to accept them from me, imagine that!
I use to work at a convenience store. I worked there very briefly, because I couldn't put up with the rude, obnoxious, unsympathetic customers, the above being a perfect example. Now I've been poor and had to buy something with rolled coins, but it's the attitude. The only people you are going to slow down, is the poor minimum wage cashier, who has to count your $30 in pennies (while you laugh, at the look on his/her face) and the people in line. I myself would direct my anger to the person, who dropped the $30 in pennies on the counter, not the poor soul who has to count it, nor the president of Exxon. As for not taking rolled coins, many places have such a policy,(is it legal to not accept legal tender?) because people fill them with slugs and stuff.