Keep the change!

Loose change already in my possession usually lays around the house haha.

If I have extra change I'll try to let the employees keep it, but once when I was picking up dinner I was in a hurry and forgot to and then I felt really bad cries.

 

Oh, I thought this was going to be a topic on how to handle something changing. ...Clearly, I've yet to crack the code of title names.

For myself I always try to have at least some spare change on hand. I tend to pay with cash when possible, and I like to have enough change on my person that I don't have to receive much in return (such as when paying with bills). It's a bit of a tricky task mostly because it doesn't seem to last all that long (a couple weeks on average), but I don't like carrying too much weight on me either, and having enough to pay certain things in exact change when the amount due ends in some number like '68' is a bit of a relief.

 

Keep it ofc. o7 To be honest, I don't really count the change I get back after buying a good or a service, so whether they overcharged me and gave me free change is anyone's guess. I do tip here and there but only ever at one particular fast food joint that has the most rockin' chicken dishes ever.

 

I always save my coins. I bring them home and put the coins into a huge bag that I slowly fill up, and then I bring them to the bank every year or two to put them through the machine that gives you bills in exchange. The most recent time I did this, I got about 70 dollars out of it.

 

If it's under a quarter I generally tell them to keep it, otherwise it's bus money

 

Funny you should mention this! I recently had to pull I think 43 coins out of my wallet because I horded them. I keep my change, and that may not necessarily be a good thing considering all that change was probably the reason there is an actual hole in my wallet.