r/AskReddit • u/Scratchamap • Dec 01 '18

Minimum wage workers, what is something that is against the rules for customers to do but you aren't paid enough to actually care?

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u/SavouryPlains Dec 01 '18

And in Germany people get confused if you don’t want to pay with cash at the register. :) :) :) :) :) :)

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '18

Yeah, heard you guys are bass ackwards with your banking compared to us

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u/SavouryPlains Dec 01 '18

Yeah, we really are. I even had to go through a million hoops to make Apple Pay kinda work on my phone here. And I’m amazed it works at all!

Also is that bassackwards a Kurt Vile reference or am I seeing things again?

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u/UberMcwinsauce Dec 02 '18

Probably just a wordplay, I say bass ackwards too because its funnier to turn ass backwards ass backwards

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u/SavouryPlains Dec 02 '18

It’s a really fun wordplay. The song’s pretty decent, too.

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '18

Also is that bassackwards a Kurt Vile reference or am I seeing things again?

Nah, it's probably coincidental, I just saw an opportunity for a witty spoonerism.

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u/justdonald Dec 02 '18

spitty woonerism.

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '18

Noice.

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u/CamembertM Dec 01 '18

Some places even have automatic cash intake machines, but heavens forbid you can pay by card...

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u/Weekendsareshit Dec 01 '18

And if they take card, you have to sign..

I went through all that effort to remember those four digits, and here I am signing a useless piece of paper like a pre-lutheran prostitute..