I Thought The Teller Was Joking, But I Can't Spend $2 Bills

No.

I find it strange that she would not take them.

But she works at a bank...surely she'd have seen a $2 before. Unless it was her first day or something (or first day on Earth even).

I get a bit inpatient myself. I would had probally ask for a manager immediately after being declined and wheter she was serious haha. I may ask her why first but generally manager. I getting in my upper twenties and at the point where younger clerks annoy me haha.

I also go quickly from manager to general manager to district manager to corporate. I usually don't ever have to do this with banks but I had to do that when they changed my free checking account to pay without telling me and started charging $8 a month. I went straight to the bank manager and then corporate who told me he was wrong and it was simple just to switch the account type over to avoid the fees lol.


The big thing to realize is sometimes small manager make policies that run counter to corporate policies to save time or effort in odd ways that hurt the bottom line while trying to increase profitability on paper

Why not?
John1

SSK you jsut hae some very terrible banks where you are. I don't remember how old you are or if you said in any of the other thread, but you or maybe a parent needs to go into these banks with you. sometimes a younger person gets treated like trash because banks are jsut jerks as mentioned in your other recent thread. Adults might intimidate the teller a bit more than anyone they THINK is younger and naive.

But for all I know you play center on a football team and could benchpress Walter Peyton so you might not need the help of someone else. If that is the case I misunderstood the "kid" part of your name

Well not everyone has a CU, and you can't deal with the Mint or FRB on ANY public level to get money at face value. Banks are given that ability, and hold some responsibility with it, but they refuse to shoulder that responsibility that comes with the government saying their entity, "bank" gets special treatment like the support given to the USPS.

IF the government decided that the FRB was to take over banking for normal things like checks and such and distribute cash directly to banks, then banks would lose their entire business and shut down. Ergo the duties banks have but no longer perform are already there to protect them under the New Deal setup of the FRB system to reduce work load on the Mint in distrubting the money they made.

IF anyone could do without banks, there wouldn't be anymore and the world would be a better place for it. Sadly they are a necessity in the modern world.