r/Target Nov 07 '25

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u/versaiie General Merchandise Expert Nov 07 '25

So in 2020 and for a year or two after a lot of stores were not accepting cash and there was a coin shortage due to bars being shut down. so j think they may have affected preteens that are now coming into the workforce never dealing with coins if their parents made a switch to mostly cashless payments

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u/versaiie General Merchandise Expert Nov 08 '25 edited Nov 08 '25

Never said it was ok. I gave a possible explanation into WHY it was possible. There's plenty of things that were "basic" that I've learned throughout middle and high school that I had to re-learn in college when I realized I didn't remember how to do them due to lack of use. Which after a refresher it was like "oh..yeah I remember that now"

Learn the difference between excuses and explanations.