Make Correct Change-- Each Time, Every Time

This video is short tutorial on how to make correct change, each time, every time and how to do it without using any math at all!

[ahmadzaydan]

I am good at math, but i can't think well when i am under pressure because my mind goes blank.

[itskidkelly]

Please just pay with card.
Please just pay with card.
*Please just pay with card.*

[emmanicole]

It's not that the cashier's can't do the math. It's the asshole customers that make it difficult, by getting an attitude and yelling at you if their change isn't handed to them in .01 seconds.
Thank you for the detailed video ❤

[jesswalke]

All these comments are making me feel so much better like holy crap I thought I was literally the only one who struggled with money

[internetalpha]

the problem with me is that i have a lot of anxiety and forget simple things when I'm under pressure. so I just completely forget everything I'm doing when I have bad anxiety.

[IllHandleThis]

I have never felt more understood in a comment section in my life. Being a cashier is rough and people typically don’t seem to have much empathy. Love to all of you guys!!

[danielmorais]

Me gets straight As my entire life, can’t count how much money to give back to someone under pressure.

[jewelsvazquez]

I have chrometophobia fear of money i struggled to get a job because that means I have to work as a cashier, most of the time I fear of just giving the wrong change, I avoided counting money and this has caused me to grow up being clueless in the work industry, but this was very helpful and hope to keep learning so that I can finally be able to work, so thank you for making this video:)

[dripy]

i kinda ignored math my whole life and im geting a job at sheetz and sat down and thought idk how to count money fully oof

[erwelch]

Adding to the difficulty is that over 90% of customers pay with a card, which leaves the cashier fewer opportunities to practice and train. Patience and grace will also go along way for those on both sides of the counter

[selenaquinterobeltran]

I'm one of them person that is so afraid of being a cashier anywhere because I'm afraid of giving out the wrong change and having panic attack 😫

[ValyriaRizing]

I’m actually really grateful for this video. Even at 40, every job I’ve had has machines that do the math for me and no one ever taught me how to count the change back to the customer. Ive always felt a bit ridiculous for not knowing so it’s time to. Thanks 😊

[incognitogirl]

Just got my first job. Terrified of messing up at the register cause my grandpa told me if the money doesnt add up right at the end of the day, you could get fired. Definitely going to practice this all day. Lol

[baileymarshall]

I just got a training day on the register and I prayed every time they would just use a credit card I hate money it gives me anxiety lol

[jonyD]

Am I really the only one that just got my mind blown? I would do it the hard way and I would subtract the $17.89 from the $20 in my head. All this time I just needed to count up. 😩

[gabbylopez]

Being a cashier for so long has seriously improved my mental math skills and given me a really quick response time to making change.Like Emma said, it's not that we can't do the math, it's that there's a bunch of Karens who will get mad at us if we don't have lightning fast reflexes. Thank you for the video

[theonlyonemrz]

Thank you "Sir... ( I'm horrible at math )

[Mollyjayn]

But then the customer wanna play tricks after you already start counting the change they're like "Oh wait, let me give you a dime and 100 dollar bill instead"

[H_lucas]

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[Lavender]

Yeah it would have been great if they would have taught useful shit instead of trigonometry.