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I just came back from the supermarket. The woman in front of me spent over $100. The cashier told her that she was...

entitled to free water since she spent that much. She thought about it and said "no thanks". My purchase only totaled $5.00. Would I have been "out of line" by asking if I could have taken her free water? If you were the cashier, what would you have said? Would you ask the manager? What if he said no?

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Benthere

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....opinion: if the cashier did not offer it to me , I would not ask

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terryfossil 1

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No problem in Aussie,if we get offered a freeby and we do not want it we just give it to the person behind us...once the freeby figure is reached it does not matter who gets it..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

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Ducky

Seems like common courtesy, doesn't it?

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sallyasally

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