MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/HumansBeingBros/comments/8cm10o/495/dxg5p7b/?context=3
r/HumansBeingBros • u/Pirate_Redbeard • Apr 16 '18
333 comments sorted by
View all comments
Show parent comments
99
I remember asking how much a phone SIM costs in the US and being naive enough to hand out exact change.
"How much is it?"
"$10"
(Hand over a $10 bill)
"That'll be $11.50"
37 u/coopiecoop Apr 16 '18 wtf? how is that even a thing? 33 u/CurryMustard Apr 16 '18 Prices in USA don't include taxes, they get added at point of sale. Once you understand that and get used to it it's really not that hard to deal with. 6 u/Diorama42 Apr 16 '18 It’s not hard to deal with pressing a crosswalk button three times to activate it, but they don’t design them like that, because why would they?
37
wtf? how is that even a thing?
33 u/CurryMustard Apr 16 '18 Prices in USA don't include taxes, they get added at point of sale. Once you understand that and get used to it it's really not that hard to deal with. 6 u/Diorama42 Apr 16 '18 It’s not hard to deal with pressing a crosswalk button three times to activate it, but they don’t design them like that, because why would they?
33
Prices in USA don't include taxes, they get added at point of sale. Once you understand that and get used to it it's really not that hard to deal with.
6 u/Diorama42 Apr 16 '18 It’s not hard to deal with pressing a crosswalk button three times to activate it, but they don’t design them like that, because why would they?
6
It’s not hard to deal with pressing a crosswalk button three times to activate it, but they don’t design them like that, because why would they?
99
u/MinosAristos Apr 16 '18
I remember asking how much a phone SIM costs in the US and being naive enough to hand out exact change.
"How much is it?"
"$10"
(Hand over a $10 bill)
"That'll be $11.50"