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Pixguy
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Recognize these 70 something yo's?
Are you this old?
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k0ua
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The first two on the left, yes. The guy on the right, I had to cheat and let Google Lens find him.
I learned to count change in the greenhouse when I was about 13... the order was $13.64, she gives a 20 so here's (handing her 36 cents) One,(hand her a dollar) Fifteen, and 5 makes twenty. When I ran register at other places though, neither the owner of the customers wanted to wait that long.
For years as a customer I knew exactly what my order would come to and how much change I should get; I'd like to have all of the money I've given back because the clerk was wrong. Now though, most convenience stores don't post prices or give receipts; so it's a crap shoot if you get the right change back. When things do have prices it doesn't mean anything; I once argued with a clerk for 20 minutes trying to get my 60 cents back and finally gave up.
For years as a customer I knew exactly what my order would come to and how much change I should get; I'd like to have all of the money I've given back because the clerk was wrong. Now though, most convenience stores don't post prices or give receipts; so it's a crap shoot if you get the right change back. When things do have prices it doesn't mean anything; I once argued with a clerk for 20 minutes trying to get my 60 cents back and finally gave up.
npalen
Elite Member
Well good for you. Now are you going to share with us?
npalen
Elite Member
The one with training wheels would indicate that someone's little brother/sister got to come along.Those bikes are way after my time . . .
npalen
Elite Member
I used to do long division in my head but those days are long gone.
I still like to do math in my head just for the mental exercise. I back anything important up with a calculator though.
A college classmate could give you the product of any two digit numbers as easily as I can say that 2x3 is 6. It would be interesting to see of he still has that 40+ years later.
George2615
Super Member
Eddie Haskell, The beaver and brother Wally from Leave it to Beaver show.
GeneV
Elite Member
Right? Even I know that, and I ain't a boomer.
Oaktree
Super Member
Well I guess you made up for me...I'm a boomer and I didn't recognize any of them.