Sometimes a new tray with a set amount as a baseline is used when a different manager takes over and the old tray is counted. End of day the whole tray js taken to the office and counted.
They’ll gladly fuck your life over as an employee ; but if you lost 2 cents from their multi billion dollar company, you’re fired and charged with theft.
Here, in Brazil, all the cashier workers have chairs, so they can work sitting. It always rages me that in US you dont have chairs for the cashier workers.
When I worked as a cashier (fast food restaurant) I had multiple duties so sitting was not an option. The only time I stayed at the register was during lunch rush, but I usually had 2 or 3 people running for me.
I very nearly dropped a cash drawer at the end of the day, but thankfully caught it. Unfortunately meant I jarred my back and ended up in hospital with crippling muscle spasms and I morphine 😅 I remember walking back to the car at closing in so much pain. Resulted in permanent muscle damage and 17 years later I still struggle with my back. Those trays are damned heavy.
Sadly had to leave that job a couple of weeks after as I was in too bad a condition to work and it was the lead up to Christmas when it was getting hectic so they needed someone reliable. I miss it.
I work in a pharmacy. Sometimes its oxycodone and you have to check the log to make sure theyre all accounted for. Also, you dont just throw oxycodone away because it touched the floor.
I work as a computer studies teacher and give extra curriculum robotics lessons. Smaller kids work with those special lego kits, so I know the hellish pain that person went through. It's deep in my bones at this point.
Bruh, my buddy has an old picture from the place we used to work at of me sitting in the office floor picking up everything I just dropped and counting lmao. Fun times
Shit happens, sometimes twice. Tbh i feel sad for her. That moment when she's thinking "i need a grown up to help me" and the frame switches to her collecting all the money and probably thinking she's the grown up who has to do it.
I did lie. I apologize. I have done the same thing twice. It's only easier if you've already reset the drawer since you can verify the count instantly. If not....then fuuuuuuhhhh
I was wondering why there was Monopoly money in the register lol since yall lost a war to birds and took your guns after I just can’t take your country serious anymore
At least many other countries have money with life in it, not like, idk, America which has the cheapest, mostly boring banknotes ever on the entre world
The saving grace was that I knew each of the three had exactly $200 in them. So I could count what was in them, and then fill in the remaining coins to reach $200. Also, our money counter weighed things, to count the money, so once I picked it up I wasn't recounting by hand.
Same here. In my case I just threw the coins in the trays with a note for the next manager that the tills were correct but each one was going to be short or over. But they will be offsetting to the others.
I dropped them minutes before we opened. I needed to get them out on the floor so we could use them that day. I had one that didn't spill, so I put that one out and then hid myself in cash office to fix the spill. It would not have been fair to leave it for the closing manager. I had time while the store was open to fix it, they wouldn't have had as much time after we closed to do it.
Oh man. Sounds like they dropped after you did the cash drop. I had this happen before I counted for the night and had to pull transactions to see how much cash should be in each register and hope it was all there. I don’t miss that at all.
I knew how much was in them because they got balanced to $200 the night before. I had one till that didn't spill, put that one out for the cashier, and told everyone else that the rest of the registers were card only for now. Then I got to spend some time in the cash office fixing my mistake.
I remember having to close one day and counting the drawer, but it was short $20. I was in an absolute panic so I recounted multiple times as this was the first time I was ever short. Then I accidentally dumped the drawer on the floor just like she did. I ended up staying almost 2 hours OT because I still had to clean the store.
The next day my manager asked me why I stayed so late, and was about to scold me for taking to long, but I said I was $20 short and I had to recount multiple times, didn't mention I dropped the drawer though.
She was like "oh yeah I forgot to tell you I borrowed $20 from the till for cups for an earlier pizza party"
I said "oh we had a pizza party?" Apparently no one saved me any, my manager did approve the OT.
What a coaster of emotions, I’m glad you got paid but big L for the pizza tho.
One time, my boss didn’t get me chicken because I was a couple days close from the required 3 months so I just looked at them eat
Back in like 2008, I had a panic attack when this happened after a double shift in front of my new boss. She said it was fine and that she'd handle it.
The next day I had a meeting with loss prevention who claimed $100 was missing from my till. I explained that I dropped it, and panicked so the new manager told me to go home, and when they watched the tapes. Our store manager, who passed me as I was leaving, walked out, found 2x $50 bills on the floor and pocketed them. Then, when they couldn't cash out the till properly, he went "looking" for the money, not finding it and ultimately throwing me under the bus.
He was fired a few months later for being inappropriate with staff, as far as I know he never gave the money back.
Yeah I did this once closing down a very busy Starbucks in San Francisco. Three stacked drawers, bumped another employee coming around a corner. Cash and coins everywhere. Absolutely miserable experience.
Haha jokes on you, worked as a barista for 5yrs and not once did I do this. Good chance that it was because this was my biggest fear of stupid shit i could do to myself on a open/close
The problem that she faces is if some of that change rolled under cabinets that she can’t reach. Many businesses are sticklers for shortages, if even just a few cents. It’s especially problematic at the end of a shift. At the beginning, it’s easier to count because you know what should be in there.
This register setup here is especially tight. I’d probably place the drawer on the ground until I can maneuver everything properly, then pick it up and seat the drawer. It’s situations like these that teach you better ways. She’ll only do this once.
Honestly I'd probably try to get as much as I could easily and then recount the till. If it's short by only a few cents/dollars I'd probably just from my pocket, eat the loss, and do better the next time.
I'd prefer to lose a dollar and go home on time than spend 20-30 minutes scraping the floor looking for a dollar worth of fallen nickels.
That looked like me when I dropped the box of assorted washers (hardware, not the machine) at ACE hardware. I spent 10-20 minutes with a worker sorting them back into their respective sections.
One morning I dropped 4 drawers at once. Not only did I have to pick up all the change i had to figure out which drawers it went in. Definitely wanted to cry.
I feel that. I once started the night shift and pulled the chair into the desk, kicking over the entire days drawers that the store manager had stuffed under there.
Bartending and closing working day. When I opened cash register to count money to compare it with the system my hand slipped and I dropped cash tray on the ground. Later, when I was finishing picking everything up, I accidently hit the tray with my hand and scathered all coins AGAIN.
Lol i was kinda joking because I dropped a changer with like 80 dollars in it and me and my assistant manager picked them all up then as soon as I got done explaining that I think the handle broke she grabbed it off the desk and did the same thing
I work at a store where the safes in the back, checkouts at front. So, everytime I clock in I have to walk through a customer-filled store with $150 When I clock out I can either do the same with as much as $10k in the register, or trust my managers to. Best part of this is our camera system chronically turns off. It's also comically easy to detect because the cam wifi system runs under the name COMPANYNAMEHEREcam. which is broadcast by any device with wifi capabilities.
You wanna know the sad thing. Not the worst security in town. The worst security by FAR was at my hotel front desk job. You could make a roomkey to any room with the code 1234, you could make a skellington key to every room with the code 4321. The cash drawer was a literal drawer like in your kitchen. No lock or anything. Also it was a temp job, but they wouldn't tell you that before they let you go.
Whyyyy have the whole tray out?!
Sometimes a new tray with a set amount as a baseline is used when a different manager takes over and the old tray is counted. End of day the whole tray js taken to the office and counted.
The initial pause was when thinking, if only it had a Ctrl+Z button🤓
I have done this except with three register trays. I wanted to just walk out.
Imagine if she just counted it and evened it out😭💀
Ok I thought putting a full till on a sink was a good idea and it fell and I had to dry off $200 in bills and change
Been there. It SUCKS.
Same. Happened while counting out my till.
Done it myself, watched others do it… never a fun time
I feel this with my soul
True
18k upvotes for dropping some change on the floor?
its called the internet
Its called sympathy
Bro your on a sub called “watchpeopledieinside” stop trying to moralize that anyone who comes here likes seeing miserable people
What's wrong?
Tenny spaces like this annoy me lol. I'd probably have done the same
drop the money on the floor
drop the money on the floor
drop the money on the floor
drop the money on the
🛎️ 🛎️
FLOOOOOOOOOORRRRRRRRR
I can only count to four is such a good remix of bodies
So the place didnt have a broom & dustpan🤷
Still would’ve had to sort through and organize it all
But that could happen setting at a desk, not crawling on hard concrete floor.🤷
Awwwww I felt this pain
Who is uploading this to the internet? Fuck them
They’ll gladly fuck your life over as an employee ; but if you lost 2 cents from their multi billion dollar company, you’re fired and charged with theft.
might be smart to slip money into the register as insurance😭
Then they’d fire you for being over too.
thats wild💀
it’s not at all common to be fired for less than a dollar over/under…
I was given a $2 window either way, but this was back in 1988.
you say that like over under are the same thing
To the company it is. Not sure why you’re butthurt and confused.
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Seek a therapist and delete your account
I've been there recently. Fuck that.
As someone who has been a cashier, when even little money falls, fuck that hurts 😭
Missed it by that much
The head down with the hands up tho.
Yeah I'm just leaving atp
I can imagine she was getting close to being done. She looks so defeated
Anyone that has been a cashier has been there before, or something similar. It's as worse as it looks.
In her defense who let that floor out of its cage anyway?
Here, in Brazil, all the cashier workers have chairs, so they can work sitting. It always rages me that in US you dont have chairs for the cashier workers.
When I worked as a cashier (fast food restaurant) I had multiple duties so sitting was not an option. The only time I stayed at the register was during lunch rush, but I usually had 2 or 3 people running for me.
The video is Australian.
That explains the Monopoly money. ;)
Chairs are for lazy people/s
I feel tired and stressed watching this 🥺
I felt that lean
Imagine if they fell into the bag...
I bet a few coins rolled under that (looks like a computer server to me).
I did this twice in the same night once 🥀
You don’t know pain until you’ve had to clean up trays of contact lens samples that are individually placed and organized very specifically.
I’ve done that with 3 tills. Totally messed up my closing flow. Took forever to put it back together.
My worst fear closing at night
nice tats tho!
I very nearly dropped a cash drawer at the end of the day, but thankfully caught it. Unfortunately meant I jarred my back and ended up in hospital with crippling muscle spasms and I morphine 😅 I remember walking back to the car at closing in so much pain. Resulted in permanent muscle damage and 17 years later I still struggle with my back. Those trays are damned heavy.
Sadly had to leave that job a couple of weeks after as I was in too bad a condition to work and it was the lead up to Christmas when it was getting hectic so they needed someone reliable. I miss it.
Didn’t realize they were that heavy, wow
Yeah, in these conditions is just better to let it fall
Absolutely, unfortunately dumb instinct kicked in 🤦🏼♀️
I work in a pharmacy. Sometimes its oxycodone and you have to check the log to make sure theyre all accounted for. Also, you dont just throw oxycodone away because it touched the floor.
You can tell she was not having a good day
I know that posture - it’s the “I stopped getting paid 30 minutes ago” slump.
She just learnt that coins are really heavy and are all at one end.
I work as a computer studies teacher and give extra curriculum robotics lessons. Smaller kids work with those special lego kits, so I know the hellish pain that person went through. It's deep in my bones at this point.
Bruh, my buddy has an old picture from the place we used to work at of me sitting in the office floor picking up everything I just dropped and counting lmao. Fun times
It just needs to happen once and you'll NEVER let it happen again
Shit happens, sometimes twice. Tbh i feel sad for her. That moment when she's thinking "i need a grown up to help me" and the frame switches to her collecting all the money and probably thinking she's the grown up who has to do it.
I did lie. I apologize. I have done the same thing twice. It's only easier if you've already reset the drawer since you can verify the count instantly. If not....then fuuuuuuhhhh
She just keeps dropping it.
Sad dollarydoo noises
This looks like an Australian McDonalds(maccas) too.
I was wondering why there was Monopoly money in the register lol since yall lost a war to birds and took your guns after I just can’t take your country serious anymore
At least many other countries have money with life in it, not like, idk, America which has the cheapest, mostly boring banknotes ever on the entre world
Are you really calling our Freemason/illuminati money boring?
Wtf she dropped it again after picking everything up.
How many times did she drop it? 🤣
This is the worst.
I felt that when she leans against the walls at the start..I just thought just breathe sis just breathe..
Meh, the food dropping videos are way worse
Hey it’s Australia
Ahh.. I was trying to figure out who's Monopoly money that is!
I dropped 3 at once, once. https://imgur.com/a/Ltw8hmQ
The saving grace was that I knew each of the three had exactly $200 in them. So I could count what was in them, and then fill in the remaining coins to reach $200. Also, our money counter weighed things, to count the money, so once I picked it up I wasn't recounting by hand.
Same here. In my case I just threw the coins in the trays with a note for the next manager that the tills were correct but each one was going to be short or over. But they will be offsetting to the others.
I dropped them minutes before we opened. I needed to get them out on the floor so we could use them that day. I had one that didn't spill, so I put that one out and then hid myself in cash office to fix the spill. It would not have been fair to leave it for the closing manager. I had time while the store was open to fix it, they wouldn't have had as much time after we closed to do it.
Oh man. Sounds like they dropped after you did the cash drop. I had this happen before I counted for the night and had to pull transactions to see how much cash should be in each register and hope it was all there. I don’t miss that at all.
It was 3 minutes before we opened.
I knew how much was in them because they got balanced to $200 the night before. I had one till that didn't spill, put that one out for the cashier, and told everyone else that the rest of the registers were card only for now. Then I got to spend some time in the cash office fixing my mistake.
I remember having to close one day and counting the drawer, but it was short $20. I was in an absolute panic so I recounted multiple times as this was the first time I was ever short. Then I accidentally dumped the drawer on the floor just like she did. I ended up staying almost 2 hours OT because I still had to clean the store.
The next day my manager asked me why I stayed so late, and was about to scold me for taking to long, but I said I was $20 short and I had to recount multiple times, didn't mention I dropped the drawer though.
She was like "oh yeah I forgot to tell you I borrowed $20 from the till for cups for an earlier pizza party"
I said "oh we had a pizza party?" Apparently no one saved me any, my manager did approve the OT.
What a coaster of emotions, I’m glad you got paid but big L for the pizza tho. One time, my boss didn’t get me chicken because I was a couple days close from the required 3 months so I just looked at them eat
I watched this kid at a water ice stand so this and there was a huge line waiting when he dropped the till. Poor kid
Back in like 2008, I had a panic attack when this happened after a double shift in front of my new boss. She said it was fine and that she'd handle it.
The next day I had a meeting with loss prevention who claimed $100 was missing from my till. I explained that I dropped it, and panicked so the new manager told me to go home, and when they watched the tapes. Our store manager, who passed me as I was leaving, walked out, found 2x $50 bills on the floor and pocketed them. Then, when they couldn't cash out the till properly, he went "looking" for the money, not finding it and ultimately throwing me under the bus.
He was fired a few months later for being inappropriate with staff, as far as I know he never gave the money back.
Wow talk about wrongful termination
Reassessing her life there at the end.
One for you and three for me….
I know that pose too well with a big sigh at the end 🤣
Why is it full of monopoly money tho?
*Edit- damn, can't even make a joke about colorful money..
Oh AI_Jerbs, you know better than that.
Can confirm its Australian money
It's korean won
Those are Australian dollars and that’s a kfc or maccas uniform
Definitely maccas
I know for a fact that in her head it was just an exasperated “You duummmb faaaaaarken cuuuuuuuuunt..”
aww I feel so bad for her
Yeah I did this once closing down a very busy Starbucks in San Francisco. Three stacked drawers, bumped another employee coming around a corner. Cash and coins everywhere. Absolutely miserable experience.
It happened to me twice.. not fun, especially during an opening shift when you only have so much time to get shit done
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She did exactly that lol
Steve Urkel?!?
If you do retail for long enough...this has happened to you
Haha jokes on you, worked as a barista for 5yrs and not once did I do this. Good chance that it was because this was my biggest fear of stupid shit i could do to myself on a open/close
100 Mf percent
At least it didn't get dropped into another till. I've seen that happen and while I laughed it took awhile to get everything right again.
Or her purse which is conveniently (or inconveniently) sitting right next to where the register fell.
The problem that she faces is if some of that change rolled under cabinets that she can’t reach. Many businesses are sticklers for shortages, if even just a few cents. It’s especially problematic at the end of a shift. At the beginning, it’s easier to count because you know what should be in there.
This register setup here is especially tight. I’d probably place the drawer on the ground until I can maneuver everything properly, then pick it up and seat the drawer. It’s situations like these that teach you better ways. She’ll only do this once.
Honestly I'd probably try to get as much as I could easily and then recount the till. If it's short by only a few cents/dollars I'd probably just from my pocket, eat the loss, and do better the next time.
I'd prefer to lose a dollar and go home on time than spend 20-30 minutes scraping the floor looking for a dollar worth of fallen nickels.
We know what the problem is 🖤 we’ve been there
With that desk setting, isn't that in a bank? Because thats gotta hurt.. especially if it is a bank
Looks like Maccas
what is a maccas?
It’s what Australians call McDonalds
They also sometimes call AC/DC Acca Dacca. I think they just really like that sound
so it's australian version of makudo
What british people call mickey D's
What the Quebecois call McDo
Does this look like it's in a bank the entire environment and the clothing. c'mon
I don’t know I think a lot of banks use Grimace on their pamphlets.
That looked like me when I dropped the box of assorted washers (hardware, not the machine) at ACE hardware. I spent 10-20 minutes with a worker sorting them back into their respective sections.
I appreciate pointing out it was the hardware because my sleep-deprived self was rapidly adding you to the "do not start shit with" list :P
You gotta count the money AND you gotta make sure the camera sees you didn't take any.
And sort the mix of coins
Could’ve been worse
Aye. I've dropped mine at the register. Collecting them in rush hour at the tiny workspace, good stuff.
Ive done that once. Took me 10 mins to re sort my till draw out
I worked at banks / credit unions for years, and this happened wayyy too often and was the fraking worst. Do not miss those days.
as a former cashier, this is legit my worst nightmare, no cap. L
One morning I dropped 4 drawers at once. Not only did I have to pick up all the change i had to figure out which drawers it went in. Definitely wanted to cry.
I feel that. I once started the night shift and pulled the chair into the desk, kicking over the entire days drawers that the store manager had stuffed under there.
I also died a little inside
Been there done that 😭😔
My thoughts exactly 😓
Same
What a big fat phony, she using monopoly money at her restaurant!
r/USDefaultism
🎣
Bro think US money and monopoly money are the only two currencies in the world.
Canada
Australian*
Actually I think Australia!
Australia
I dropped my phone when she did it the second time. As I was about to comment something snarky. Lmao
A second time? We see her sitting down. Am I missing something
Yeah I didn't realize it was a loop til I watched again lmao
SHE KEEPS DROPPING IT!!!!
Jesus. How many times will she drop and when will she learn?
Was there, done that. One day even twice within like 30min.
That was not good day
Chipotle?
Bartending and closing working day. When I opened cash register to count money to compare it with the system my hand slipped and I dropped cash tray on the ground. Later, when I was finishing picking everything up, I accidently hit the tray with my hand and scathered all coins AGAIN.
I just wanted to go home already :((
Lol i was kinda joking because I dropped a changer with like 80 dollars in it and me and my assistant manager picked them all up then as soon as I got done explaining that I think the handle broke she grabbed it off the desk and did the same thing
Lmao. It is like this sometimes, especially at the end of the shift when you are tired and distracted and just want to finally go home
cashier
Cashier worker employee
Cashier worker employee associate
Cashier worker employee associate assistant to the regional manager
Leeloo Dallas multipass
o7. Good luck
Noooooooooo
She had to make sure she was faced away from camara to say ffff.. do i really need this job.
The ending sitting on the floor w two drawers ahah
There was no friggin space there in the first place for the process.
Been there
I work at a store where the safes in the back, checkouts at front. So, everytime I clock in I have to walk through a customer-filled store with $150 When I clock out I can either do the same with as much as $10k in the register, or trust my managers to. Best part of this is our camera system chronically turns off. It's also comically easy to detect because the cam wifi system runs under the name COMPANYNAMEHEREcam. which is broadcast by any device with wifi capabilities.
Where do you work by any chance? 👀
You wanna know the sad thing. Not the worst security in town. The worst security by FAR was at my hotel front desk job. You could make a roomkey to any room with the code 1234, you could make a skellington key to every room with the code 4321. The cash drawer was a literal drawer like in your kitchen. No lock or anything. Also it was a temp job, but they wouldn't tell you that before they let you go.