so a friend tells me about the coin star and apparently it isn’t a thing where you go to break bills into change and the more I read about it the more I do not understand why any person would want, need, or use such a service?
suddenly my thinking “haha yeah change machine broke but I need change so relatable” was the bit in that guy’s post but uh
that it’s the literal inverse is? COMPLETELY unreasonable to me? what universe is this service from?
WHO is it for? WHAT is it for? What possivle situation do you have in which you need to turn coins into notes and not the other way around?
@ticky 5 and 10. No one uses pennies. It kind of sucks to grab a handful of metal to put in your pocket when you leave home to get on the bus. So you always come home with 23 cents when you’re using cash and never take a handful of heavy coins out.
@ticky also almost no one uses cash anymore so coinstar was like a thing you did in high school or if you’re an old person or if you really need $10 for a pizza so you scour your cushions for coins
@Fuego that’s 25 and 10 cents right? Do you just not make small purchases with cash ever? The 1 cent issue I can sort of understand but also other countries got rid of 1 cent coins decades ago 🤷🏻♀️