Originally posted by: MaxDepth
Why do they have braile on the drive-through ATMs?
Originally posted by: BAMAVOO
Speak the proper language or get the hell out!
I can see we are doomed to meet for a battle royale, you Candadian transplant!!!!!!
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How is that relevant to an ATM? Are there banks that don't extend service to jackasses who can't use an atm?You always have the option of shopping where you get good service!
If you want the cheapest price, you can't be surprised when it is not a pleasant shopping experience.
Originally posted by: Regs
I'm some what more patient. I can handle people who take awhile to check out without rolling my eyes or giving off foul body language. I think it's sometimes inconsiderate to show little compassion for a dieing bread.
Originally posted by: ShotgunSteve
Originally posted by: Regs
I'm some what more patient. I can handle people who take awhile to check out without rolling my eyes or giving off foul body language. I think it's sometimes inconsiderate to show little compassion for a dieing bread.
What breads do you consider to be dying? Personally, I could give a flying fsck if rye bread died, I hate that crap.
Originally posted by: Skoorb
Until I'd come to the US (aparently it's not so bad in some other states) i'd thought the use of cheques had already come to a close. Nobody in nova scotia in my recent memory has used a cheque to pay for anything in front of me. They use debit for the majority of transactions or credit card. The fact is almost all merchants in canada do not even accept cheques!Originally posted by: yllus
The age of cheques is coming to a close. Get with the program people. You shouldn't be able to claim ignorance to the developments of the past century just because you're a freaking Civil War veteran.
He means old slow stupid people, I think. However, plenty of the cheque users are also younger people too. It seems generally lower class people, since richer people have the credit (and/or brains) to have a debit card and/or credit card.Originally posted by: ShotgunSteve
Originally posted by: Regs
I'm some what more patient. I can handle people who take awhile to check out without rolling my eyes or giving off foul body language. I think it's sometimes inconsiderate to show little compassion for a dieing bread.
What breads do you consider to be dying? Personally, I could give a flying fsck if rye bread died, I hate that crap.
I think you typed exactly the opposite of what you meant.I think it's sometimes inconsiderate to show little compassion for a dying breed.
Agony is watching a Southerner try and use an ATM.
Originally posted by: labgeek
Agony is watching a Southerner try and use an ATM.
Nah... agony is watching some try to form sentences here.
Agony is watching a Southerner try TO use an ATM.
Originally posted by: ShotgunSteve
Originally posted by: Regs
I'm some what more patient. I can handle people who take awhile to check out without rolling my eyes or giving off foul body language. I think it's sometimes inconsiderate to show little compassion for a dieing bread.
What breads do you consider to be dying? Personally, I could give a flying fsck if rye bread died, I hate that crap.
No, I meant what I said. In your version of the sentence the agony is beheld in their action of trying to use the ATM, with no mention of the agony of their actual use of it. However, for me the agony is doubly so because I feel it not only when they try to use the atm but also when they do in fact use the ATM.Originally posted by: labgeek
Agony is watching a Southerner try and use an ATM.
Nah... agony is watching some try to form sentences here.
Agony is watching a Southerner try TO use an ATM.
Originally posted by: dabuddha
Originally posted by: Skoorb
One word: Plastic.Originally posted by: dabuddha
Originally posted by: Skoorb
Peoplse use cheques at all stores here! And banks don't screen customers for technical proficiency, so regardless of bank I'm still liable to be behind somebody who's never used an ATM before (or acts as if they've not).Originally posted by: kranky
You always have the option of shopping where you get good service!
If you want the cheapest price, you can't be surprised when it is not a pleasant shopping experience.
Sometimes I prefer using checks because it gives me "evidence" that my payment was accepted.
Oh I agree with you on that. I write maybe one or two checks per year these days. I just said that to correct your spelling of checks![]()
Originally posted by: Skoorb
One word: Plastic.Originally posted by: dabuddha
Originally posted by: Skoorb
Peoplse use cheques at all stores here! And banks don't screen customers for technical proficiency, so regardless of bank I'm still liable to be behind somebody who's never used an ATM before (or acts as if they've not).Originally posted by: kranky
You always have the option of shopping where you get good service!
If you want the cheapest price, you can't be surprised when it is not a pleasant shopping experience.
Sometimes I prefer using checks because it gives me "evidence" that my payment was accepted.
I was talking about plastic as in credit cards, not as in plastic explosiveOriginally posted by: MindStorm
I try to stay away from plastiques as much as possible, but still fail horribly. *mumbles*damn canadians should learn how to spell right
Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Originally posted by: labgeek
Agony is watching a Southerner try and use an ATM.
Nah... agony is watching some try to form sentences here.
Agony is watching a Southerner try TO use an ATM.
SIEG HEIL, MEIN GRÄMMÄR NAZI!!
- M4H
Originally posted by: Pliablemoose
Or you can simply rent the movie Deliverance & gain an insight to Southerners in your fair state.
Originally posted by: aves2k
Originally posted by: Pliablemoose
Or you can simply rent the movie Deliverance & gain an insight to Southerners in your fair state.
That's Georgia, this is Alabama!