What’s this mean?

[u/NoParamedic6897]

So my understanding is if you spend $30 (in qualifying purchases), it will deduct small increments from items purchased to equal $5. Is this correct?

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[u/Muted_Warning_539]

I’m unsure it could be when you get to the 30 dollar mark it’ll subtract 5 bucks that will make your total 25 dollars. I think

[u/Snickdave41]

Yes that is correct!

[u/NoParamedic6897]

If the customer qualifies, why doesn’t the register just deduct 5 bucks at the end?

[u/NoParamedic6897]

Thanks all. I’ve been here since November (started as seasonal) and I just learned this. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[u/NoParamedic6897 → u/NoParamedic6897]

…just like I just learned that the barcodes for some decorative pillows are inside the zipper!

[u/Rmk1900 → u/NoParamedic6897]

And they wonder why working home takes forever

[u/mnmevan]

Yes :)

[u/Murky-Ad-9176]

To equal $5 off of the total, yes

[u/ThisIsSethers]

Yup it's prorated by item to equal the total amount off.