A few week back my mother went to this shaw, buying few things and this is when the trouble start. My mother give the cashier a 100 dollar bill, she bought less then 40$ of items and the cashier gave only 2 20$ bill and the rest of the bill and changes is not important. Heres what my mother not do, she did budge at all when she receive those bill and found only two 20s ($40) after buying less than 40$ of things and paying with a 100.
So she ask the cashier about her 20 bill and the cashier said she already give my mother all the change. She knew my mother never move her hand and still deny it please note that my mother is wearing a short sleeve shirt during this incident.
So they argue for few minutes and the cashier claim that her money drawer has the right amount of cash so the manage came and check the drawer and still claim to have the right ammount and they refuse to give my mother her money so my mother told them that she will never go to this market ever again, tis is when the manager start throwing stuff at around.
My guess is that the cashier accidently gave someone an extra 20 and not notice so when my mother come here its the right amount in here drawer or maybe the cashier like to pocket money once a while pocket some money or they just pretend they know the how much is in there and said its the right amount i mean theres so many transaction during the time how could they know the ammount thats in the drawer unless most customer pay with credit card and my mother was the only one paying cash
Few of my mothers friend warn her about this market though but my mother dont believe it, plus my friend told me the same thing, but heres the funny thing we are all asian. To be more specific we are all chinese.
Maybe its a coincidence, or maybe the market like to target asian to rip off
I may never know the truth but if you go down there, make sure you pay by credit card just to be careful
if you pay by cash just make sure when you get your change, count it in their face or something
Also you can avoid this by paying at the self service machine
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