Sewwwww, I'm Shopping in Walmart . . .

7th street casino does this. If you have an $80 slot ticket and redeem it in a cash machine, it give it to you in $5s.

I’m guessing that the OP may have been making a light-hearted comment about the perceived “typical” WalMart customer. Walmart probably figures that many customers may not have more than an extra $5-$10 in their accounts to get additional cash back, so rather than loading their self-checkout machines with $20s or $100s, they simply load them with a shitload of $5s... and maybe one or two $10s... Originally Posted by Wizard of Ahhhhs

my walmart only dispenses change
If I want $100, Id get 4000 quarters!

I’m guessing that the OP may have been making a light-hearted comment about the perceived “typical” WalMart customer. Walmart probably figures that many customers may not have more than an extra $5-$10 in their accounts to get additional cash back, so rather than loading their self-checkout machines with $20s or $100s, they simply load them with a shitload of $5s... and maybe one or two $10s... Originally Posted by Wizard of Ahhhhs

They don't want to give big bills to Walmart customers: they wouldn't know what to do with the big bills. How would they get change.

Do you ever notice how some of the ladies at Walmart have dressed up with hair curlers to go out on the town and shop at the big store?

7th street casino does this. If you have an $80 slot ticket and redeem it in a cash machine, it give it to you in $5s. Originally Posted by Vinny_Mac

Wow, the gray hair ladies in Kansas City, Kansas never bet more than $5 at a time. What is really needed is a change machine that takes $5.

my walmart only dispenses change
If I want $100, Id get 4000 quarters! Originally Posted by timmystool

if my Walmart wants to give me 4000 quarters for my $100 withdrawal request, I’d get a bucket and let the coins drop!

my walmart only dispenses change
If I want $100, Id get 4000 quarters! Originally Posted by timmystool

Hey Timmy,

Count that again:

400 x $0.25 = $ 100
4000 x $0.25 = $1000

That extra zero changes things.

Hey Timmy,

Count that again:

400 x $0.25 = $ 100
4000 x $0.25 = $1000

That extra zero changes things.

Originally Posted by JRLawrence

what can I say, Ive got fat fingers
400.0 better?