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If the customer had left $200 in cash that would have been one thing, but writing it down on the receipt, she should have checked with a manager before running that through.
I don't know about Virginia, but I know in Oregon if they don't total it up at the bottom servers would just void the tip to prevent anything like this from happening.
The lesson here, be clear when you sign the credit card slip so that someone doesn't think you just tipped $200 due to poor handwriting.
If the customer had left $200 in cash that would have been one thing, but writing it down on the receipt, she should have checked with a manager before running that through.
I don't know about Virginia, but I know in Oregon if they don't total it up at the bottom servers would just void the tip to prevent anything like this from happening.
The lesson here, be clear when you sign the credit card slip so that someone doesn't think you just tipped $200 due to poor handwriting.
Did you even read the article or see the picture of the receipt ?
It's pretty clear...200.00 is what he wrote on that receipt.
Nothing poor about that handwriting at all.
Did you even read the article or see the picture of the receipt ?
It's pretty clear...200.00 is what he wrote on that receipt.
Nothing poor about that handwriting at all.
I did read the article and no it isn't clear that is what he wrote. It looks like the pen didn't work the first time which resulted in the two extra zeros that he probably wrote first, and then the guy signed his name where the total is. If the person wasted to be clear about it, they would have totalled the bill up as well. She was in the wrong with this one, she shouldn't have cashed it out without getting a manager to approve it first. Which looking at that receipt, no manager would have given her $200 dollars.
Did you even read the article or see the picture of the receipt ?
It's pretty clear...200.00 is what he wrote on that receipt.
Nothing poor about that handwriting at all.
It definitely looks like $200.00 to me, too.
However, the cynic in me wonders if the last two zeroes were added by someone other than the customer. Look at the first two zeros - they are smaller than the number 2, indicative of someone trying to indicate $2.00.
Did you even read the article or see the picture of the receipt ?
It's pretty clear...200.00 is what he wrote on that receipt.
Nothing poor about that handwriting at all.
Exactly what i was thinking. I don't see anything indicating that this was a mistake.
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