"Uhhh, I gave you a twenty." "No, you didn't." "YES, I DID!"

[The Guard]

You went to see Soul Men. You deserve what you got.

 

[Immortalfire]

To be honest however, most movie theater employees are teenagers and most teenagers these days aren't very bright.

The heck you say?

 

[Jennifer Walters]

The heck you say?

Of course there are always exceptions, but most teenagers get handed large sums on change and go..''UHHH, DURHH,URHHH, LIKE WHAT DID YOU JUST GIVE ME?"

 

[Immortalfire]

Of course there are always exceptions, but most teenagers get handed large sums on change and go..''UHHH, DURHH,URHHH, LIKE WHAT DID YOU JUST GIVE ME?"

That's happened to me on several occasions.

 

[The Apatow Crew]

I hate teenagers! They're all bums! and useless! I hate them and they stink!

 

[ttotheusher]

I hate teenagers! They're all bums! and useless! I hate them and they stink!

Your not related to Paul Calf are you?

 

[The Apatow Crew]

Your not related to Paul Calf are you?

I don't even know who that is.

 

[ttotheusher]

I don't even know who that is.

It was a Steve Coogan character that hated all students. Bit of an obscure joke, I admit.

 

[Mee]

This is what took place Friday night when I went to see Soul Men with a couple people...cashier at the theatre gave me the price of 8.00 for the ticket..I promptly gave the dude a 20...then he gives me back two dollars. I'm like, "how much was that ticket again?" "8 bucks." "OK, but I gave you a twenty, man." "No, I don't think you did." "Look in your drawer, I just gave it to you like 4 seconds ago." "That was a 10 you gave me." This goes on for a couple minutes, then the manager comes by and says, "sir, are you certain it was a 20 dollar bill?" And I say, yes it was...it even has a tear on the right corner, which I told the kid of before. He checks the drawer, and gives me the correct change. I always hate giving large bills to cashiers, because they can say whatever they want...it's like a ****ing Seinfeld episode.

Good story.

 

[terry78]

You went to see Soul Men. You deserve what you got.

I support my peoples' movies, no matter how sucky they are. This one did not suck though.

 

[Spidey-Bat]

So you went to see White Chicks?

 

[terry78]

So you went to see White Chicks?

Yup.

 

[The Squirrel]

This is what took place Friday night when I went to see Soul Men with a couple people...cashier at the theatre gave me the price of 8.00 for the ticket..I promptly gave the dude a 20...then he gives me back two dollars. I'm like, "how much was that ticket again?" "8 bucks." "OK, but I gave you a twenty, man." "No, I don't think you did." "Look in your drawer, I just gave it to you like 4 seconds ago." "That was a 10 you gave me." This goes on for a couple minutes, then the manager comes by and says, "sir, are you certain it was a 20 dollar bill?" And I say, yes it was...it even has a tear on the right corner, which I told the kid of before. He checks the drawer, and gives me the correct change. I always hate giving large bills to cashiers, because they can say whatever they want...it's like a ****ing Seinfeld episode.

This is why I use my credit card.

 

[Arthas]

omg...that musta been annoying..

 

[Go Web Go!]

You went to see Soul Men. You deserve what you got.

Tee Hee

 

[Holiday]

I support my peoples' movies, no matter how sucky they are. This one did not suck though.

What about "The Cookout"? That one looked pretty bad. And "Who's Your Caddy"? Was that it? Tell me you didn't see that movie!

 

[Spidey-Bat]

Yup.

Dude

 

[Nirvana]

How was Soul Men?

 

[terry78]

How was Soul Men?

Within the first five minutes you get Vanessa Del Rio topless, which kind of throws you, but comedy wise, it was funny.

 

[Heretic]

I was in line at a Taco Bell once, and I noticed a bit of a comotion at the front of the line. I listened up and the customer was trying to convince the cashier that he had been given too little change. He gave up and the next order was taken, and that customer as well was shorted. The next customer ordered, and yet again was shorted. He shook his head and walked off. I ordered, then announced out loud how much money I was giving him, and showed the money in flamboyant style. Needless to say, the cashier shorted me as well, so I demanded an audit of his register. The manager claimed that they were too busy to count the register, and to my amazement, the people in line were angry with me and told me to just forget about my change. I stepped to the side, and while waiting for my food, the cashier shorted the next person in line, who again shrugged his shoulders and walked off. It seems like a stupid thing to get upset over, but I dont screw around with my money.

 

[Jennifer Walters]

I was in line at a Taco Bell once, and I noticed a bit of a comotion at the front of the line. I listened up and the customer was trying to convince the cashier that he had been given too little change. He gave up and the next order was taken, and that customer as well was shorted. The next customer ordered, and yet again was shorted. He shook his head and walked off. I ordered, then announced out loud how much money I was giving him, and showed the money in flamboyant style. Needless to say, the cashier shorted me as well, so I demanded an audit of his register. The manager claimed that they were too busy to count the register, and to my amazement, the people in line were angry with me and told me to just forget about my change. I stepped to the side, and while waiting for my food, the cashier shorted the next person in line, who again shrugged his shoulders and walked off. It seems like a stupid thing to get upset over, but I dont screw around with my money.

How does that kid still have his job?

 

[Spidey-Bat]

You should have screamed "SHOW ME THE MONEY!"

 

[Darthphere]

I was in line at a Taco Bell once, and I noticed a bit of a comotion at the front of the line. I listened up and the customer was trying to convince the cashier that he had been given too little change. He gave up and the next order was taken, and that customer as well was shorted. The next customer ordered, and yet again was shorted. He shook his head and walked off. I ordered, then announced out loud how much money I was giving him, and showed the money in flamboyant style. Needless to say, the cashier shorted me as well, so I demanded an audit of his register. The manager claimed that they were too busy to count the register, and to my amazement, the people in line were angry with me and told me to just forget about my change. I stepped to the side, and while waiting for my food, the cashier shorted the next person in line, who again shrugged his shoulders and walked off. It seems like a stupid thing to get upset over, but I dont screw around with my money.

Um the proper response to the people in the line is "*****, shut the **** up, it's my mother****ing money." You could also have said "Wait your taco loving ass up."

 

[The Apatow Crew]

I was in line at a Taco Bell once, and I noticed a bit of a comotion at the front of the line. I listened up and the customer was trying to convince the cashier that he had been given too little change. He gave up and the next order was taken, and that customer as well was shorted. The next customer ordered, and yet again was shorted. He shook his head and walked off. I ordered, then announced out loud how much money I was giving him, and showed the money in flamboyant style. Needless to say, the cashier shorted me as well, so I demanded an audit of his register. The manager claimed that they were too busy to count the register, and to my amazement, the people in line were angry with me and told me to just forget about my change. I stepped to the side, and while waiting for my food, the cashier shorted the next person in line, who again shrugged his shoulders and walked off. It seems like a stupid thing to get upset over, but I dont screw around with my money.

If i saw that **** going on. i wouldn't have even stayed in line. I'd be like forget this place and its crappy rip off services.

 

[Darthphere]

I'm surprised by how many people don't count their change, just stuff it in their pocket and walk off. I have the habit of counting the money in front of them and placing it in their hand so there isn't confusion, and if I messed up, I can fix the situation.