“Some of them like to bring me some soggy money," Cindy Collins, Tobacco
Road manager, said. "They dig deep into their not 'so called pocket's
to bring me some nasty money that we don't want to accept anymore."
Management recently placed a sign on the door that says cashiers will no longer be accepting boob or sock money. Collins says most customers pay the traditional way by pulling bills out of purses and wallets, but from now on the ones who don't will be turned away.
"Money is nasty anyway, but we don't want to accept money that's sweaty
or normally in places you wouldn't put money at,” said Collins.
Collins says most customers are having a good laugh when they read the
new policy. The store has seen an increase in business since the new
policy has been put in place.
Management recently placed a sign on the door that says cashiers will no longer be accepting boob or sock money. Collins says most customers pay the traditional way by pulling bills out of purses and wallets, but from now on the ones who don't will be turned away.
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