My very first customer

[EricKei]

"The only bad thing about this place is something I get a new server who doesn't know I come in here 3-4 times a week and that I want my beer mug always full."

Having been a server -- There are also plenty of patrons out there who will get PISSED if you offer them a refill before their glass is basically empty. Some want you wait until it's dry enough to turn over without spilling. Of course, waaaay too many of these people expect you to be there with a refill within .005 seconds of it being drained, too...>_> Hopefully, the servers at my "regular" places like me for the way I do it -- I get a water and a soda, and ask them to bring 2 of each on the next refill, to save them a trip. One quite lovely young lady at a vegan-ish place went even further years ago and brought me a little pitcher of Coke with a straw in it, along with side of shit-eating grin I wish I'd had the guts to ask for her digits...but that was 20 years ago. Mme. A., wherever you are, I'd like to offer you a

Went back and told him mot only no but hell no and he threw a giddy fit that a U.S. company in Alaska wouldnt take canadian money

Yeah, your car-stereo customer knew what he was doing, or he wouldn't have bothered to disguise them. And yeah, HE did it - he can't even make the argument that he got the coins that way.

Xaenon beat me to it. If they were ALL Canadian coins, I might have believed him...tho I still would have turned him down

[MadonnaC]

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1971/24/section/2

The law states that coins are not legal tender for certain amounts
It also states maximum values for other coins too.

[Lots42]

Ah yes, the ol' I'm a regular so you simply must know me and what I always get routine.

Seriously, if he "comes in here all the time" like your sup said, you'd think he'd also know who the people are who work there, and recognize a new face when he sees one. :

No, no. The supervisor should have spent the time teaching the new employees who the Holy Sainted Regulars are.