For those confused, as I was, no need for large explanation. He simply re-uses the same 10 bucks he received as exchange for the 1's and hands it right back, demanding a 20 for it lol
Just happened to me. Luckily I saw a similar video a while ago and caught on to it or I would've been scammed for 50 dollars. Guy got something for 3 dollars and was holding a bunch of 50s. He gave me one so I have him 47 back. Then he looks at it and acts confused and was like oh sorry man I meant to give you the 20 can I have the 50 back? I was like sure so he gives me 2 20s a 5 and 4 1s. Then as I'm counting he goes I think I may have given you a dollar less here's another one. Matter of fact while your register is open give me that 100 take this 50 as well. At first I thought he was just confused so I was like no this doesn't add up and he realized it won't work he was like it's all good nvm. Such trashy people who do this to cashiers knowing very well they're just ripping off some poor guy who'll end up paying the loss out of his own pocket. Worst of the worst trashy people who will always be stuck in this loop of poverty and fraud. Also he was doing all this at peak rush hour with a bunch of customers behind him so that he could confuse me more!
the exact same thing happened to me!! it didn’t work on me because after a while i just stared at him and didn’t do anything, then of course he got mad and stormed off, i’m 16 so i’m assuming he thought i’d be the easiest to scam. it makes me so mad though because other cashiers who got scammed probably were too tired to realize what was happening, and then they can lose their job because their till doesn’t match up. such a gross thing for people to do.
It doesn't work if they don't give you the $10 BEFORE counting the ones at 1:39 that's what separates an experienced cashier from an inexperienced one.
They keep trying lots of confusing things until they get you. They move money back and forward and try to lead the narrative until the cashier is confused and makes a mistake, then when they're up they take the money and leave
I had a few do this at McDonald's years back, but at a smaller amount ($3-$5). After I rang them up and the transaction was done, they then give me some extra coins or bills to even their change out and I refused to. I gave them the change the register listed and that's that. I got plenty of customers pissed, but I sensed they were trying to cheat me. Didn't want to deal with the managers raising hell for being $3 short at the end of the shift.
my workplace lost $150 to this, a dude came in and gave 100 for a $2 item (which is annoying af on its own) he got back $250, making the total loss $150 by just getting the new clerk confused with lower denominations of change it makes me so angry to see
This happened to my one of my workers at work and I’m a manager she called me over he tries to give her 100 and ask for it Back that he didn’t want to use it and got mad when she called me over 😂 and I told him it made no sense so I asked for the money back and counted it all make sure it added up correctly and then I tell him so how Do you wanna pay now? And he said card and was like oooo wait let me go get it and never came back lmaooooo! Nice try
What's funny is the host was guided through the con, and he STILL fell for the hustle, even in hindsight. The imaginary store did NOT lose 8 dollars, they lost 12.
Yeah but a lot of times it’s really Young teens who are at their first job, and when the person is nice and seems to be giving them change for their drawer they do it..... it’s as simple as me getting back 48 bucks, adding two bucks to it, saying “you can probably use this change more than me why don’t you give me that 50 back, after you do that I give you the 48, you count it and say that’s only 48 not 50, I say my bad here’s two more singles, (so we are even now and they are confused)then they count it again and it adds up to fifty, then I take out another 50 and put it on top of the 59 they just counted and say “here’s ANOTHER 50 so why don’t you just give me a 100” so you are really giving them their 50 back plus another 50 from the drawer.... the reason you give them 48 back the first time is to make them think that they caught an error, which they did of 2 bucks, but they aren’t thinking big enough.... the person has to be naive,,,,, my young niece just got a job I should try it with her to see if she gets tricked by it..... obviously I wojld actually do it but just test her
@@stevesand8845 yeah i just got a job at 16 and a guy tried to do it on me, they try to go to the inexperienced cashiers first, luckily i caught on to it in time
@@stevesand8845 Yeah we were taught bill on the till and physically count their change back to them...I count your change back to you ONE TIME and hand it to you and close the register lol.. period. I never played that. I had someone try that "you shorted me" crap I just looked at them like count it again or we can count it together lol. But the key is to close that register as soon as you count that change back. Sometimes I would ask how they would like their change back or if they had a preference because I hated that last minute can I get smaller bills or larger bills mess. If they make a scene call the manager over let them sort it out. But I see what you're saying ppl are sneaky and it's sad.
I fell for this when I was younger and my manager was right there and didn't say a word. They had to explain it to me multiple times how I got conned before it clicked ... Then proceed to write me up and I refused to sign, made my statement to include that management was right there, watching the whole thing and not saying a word. I let upper management get involved and the silent manger got written up and STILLI did not sign the write up. This was at Factory 2U and they closed their doors and 1.5 years later. Around the same time, I was working at a Shell station, stoned AF and this dude tried doing it and I was still confused but instead of letting him scam me in my confused state, I shut it all down. Cancelled the transaction, gave his money back and told him to take his scam elsewhere. He got mad and threatened to tell my manager so I volunteered to call the store manager at his house right then and there. He backed down and I got to enjoy the rest of the night, stoned and proud of myself for not falling victim to that scam again. Ngl though... It's still confusing and I've excited it IRL and watched this video 3 or 4 times tonight and still don't see it.
Learnt the hard way. Lost $300 back then. He kept distracting me with other products we had behind the counter when I almost realized. 1) Never change notes for customers 2) Always take customer money FIRST, then return change.
dude, this happened to me at loves and we literally lost $400. honestly i felt so dumb because i never knew this was a thing until my manager pointed it out and showed me the camera. i cried fr cause now either ima have to pay it back or get fired and ion want to cause tf 🙃
I know this is late but you should never have to pay it back like that. It's the store and manager's fault for not training you. They should therefore eat the loss.
someone tried doing this to me😂😂😂 his change was 10$ something, so he pulled out another 10 an said “can i actually get a 20 bill instead so i said “yea but i need an extra 10 if u want the 20” he said nvm so quick 🤣 but in a sense it kiiiiinda makes sense but for some reason it doesn’t. cause let’s say you give a customer 50$ in change an they give u another 50$ an ask for a 100$, technically they are giving u 100$ for 100$ BUT physically the store is short 50$ an the customer is 50$ richer. it’s like an illusion fr
How's the store Short $50 you just said it yourself it's a cashier hands the person $50 and a person gives the cashier another $50 for 100 then how is the cashier out $50
@@grandcapo6449 Because the scammer didn't give the money for the first exchange, that's how the scam works. They make you preoccupy with counting the money to make the cashier focus on another thing rather than the transaction. We call it distraction. There are many kind of distraction were added into the first transaction. Remember just one thing, *never let the customer decide for you on how should be done.*
The whole thing can be avoided if you just don’t give the person money before taking theirs and putting it in the register. You’d think the stores would’ve told their employees that by now
I understand cashiers not having change for a 100 or even a 50. I only had a 20 this morning and the cashier said she didnt have change. So now I am here smelling funky until around noon, when they have change, because I wanted and needed to buy deodorant. By the way, people are complaining the ATM is no longer giving tens and only hundred dollar bills and twenties. If they are going to get so "we need exact change", then they need to do their part to help.
I used to do this to my friends in high school after watching the real hustlers... It used to be extremely funny watching them agree with the math as the money in their hands shrink.
I've delt with cash all of my life & the FIRST thing that you you is to count back their change, so no decreponcies are made! If they want to make changes with their currency the best answer is no!
@@pipyon81 Honestly, I don't get how it adds to $8 instead of $10 either, but my brain understands art better than numbers. The customer has $8 of cash and $2 of goods after initial transaction. I assume at 1:45 customer hands over $2 which makes total in cashier's hand $10. Then customer uses same $10 from earlier money exchange to get cashier to give back a total of $20. Either way cashier has less in drawer. If you take some time to explain, I'd appreciate to better understand. I was scammed once in this manner and ever since I slowed down the pace of every transaction and always double counted before I made exchanges.
@@zarlus8 That's the point, it doesn't add up. He just does it quickly and confusingly to throw the cashier off-balance and once the money has changed hands it's hard to argue against.
I had an 80 year old black man with a cane saying he was blind and needed help. My guard was completely down but ended up catching on a nice he started to push his luck. Guy coulda got me if he didn’t push it and a lightbulb went off in my head..
Had a guy try to pull this shit today at work and stopped the minute he tried to hand me $48 instead of $50. Luckily I didn't give him the $50 until I counted and realized it was $2 short. That's when I knew he was full of shit. He had then asked for $100 but I closed the cashier and said no that's it.
I don't get it. Coz he says his store would be short 8 dollars. But he changed a 10 dollar bill for a 20 so that makes it 10 dollar short right? Messes me up
your all wrong i belive it never worked on this interview guy cause he know a head of time it was a scam so hes naturally going to question everything the Example is flawed he give the Right chage back theres no lost change he give him 8 dollors back then Asked for 10 dollors back 8 Dollars back + 2 dollors thats 10 dollors then 10 dollors thats $20 😃😀 so everything was normal in the example
1:30 time, i watched this over n over all i see is he gives him $8, then $2 more, than the $10. So how isnt that $20? Man, and ive been a clerk too. wtf
Seems pretty easily avoidable. Just count stuff up and youll be good. I mean even just that first part, you simply dont give them the money before you count, unsure why anyone would. That'd be like them paying for an item, giving you money and you assume they gave you enough, only to realize they were 30 dollars short and already out the door with said item.
I was having trouble figuring this out too for the people having trouble... The final result is the Customer gives him 10 dollars of his own money to get 20 from the store.
This trick us as old as the hills. Where ever money has been used for trade. In the 'Paper Moon' movie, with Ryan O'neal & his daughter Tatum, they set about swindling people set in 1930's Depression era - & this slick scam showed up when they confuse store clerks.
Why am i so confused He gives 8 ones to cashier Cashier gives him 10 dollar bill Cashier says “i only got 8” so u give cashier 2 more bucks to make the 10 n then use the 10 they gave u n ask for 20 Wouldn’t the store have lost 10 not 8?? R did i miss something? Im extremely bad at math obviously lol
I walk in store But $2 item with a 10 n store gives me 8 ones I give store 8 ones n they give me a 10 dollar bill They notice i only gave 8 so i gove 2 more to make it even So now i have the 10 bill n they have the 10 ones because i made it right by giving him the $2 on top of the 8 I then point at the 10 omes i gave cashier n hold up the 10 they gave me and ask for a 20 They give me a 20 I gave them 10 ones in the end So os it not they lost ten instead of 8?
Why not just stop them next time and play dumb when they ask for another transaction. Say "wait, I'm kinda slow, let me get a pen and paper or use my phone calculator to keep track. I don't wanna change scam you by accident and lose my job"
The scammer gave 10 ones and the clerk gave him 10 dollars. But then the scammer asked for a 20 with the his 10 and the clerks 10. Pocketing an extra 10 dollars. And since the clerk didnt complete the transaction he thought that the 10 ones he were holding was the scammers money.
To avoid the scam just count the money he gives you before you give him a 10 back. That way he won’t confuse you into giving him more money. So when he gets the 9 dollars he should’ve made sure it was 10 dollars before giving him a 10 dollar bill. And after both people have the 10 dollars it’s over.
Fungal Cream No: I don‘t fuckin‘ get it!!! I live in Ukraine & they always do that. With every single fucking purchase!!! To me money doesn’t belong to me. (it is not mine) So: maybe that is why I don‘t understand how it works.
Firt I dindt get it, but pay atention on the transaction. When the guy gave him 2 extra dollars, the transaction was closed, but he also gave the cashier 10 dollars which now has 20 in his hands, but 10 are from last transaction, so the guy got a 10 dollars bill for a 20
This just happened to me TWICE. I knew something was off but I couldn't notice it at the moment, and I didn't want to be a dick about it so i shrugged it off until I went on break. Then I decided to do some research and realized that I just got scammed
I knew 2 guys who were traveling across the country I live in and literally making $600 - $900 a day no BS doing this I know exactly how it is done i've done it myself I actually failed the first few times then on my 3rd or 4th time I got an extra $40.00 lol the best part is if they catch you then you just apologize and pretend you didn't mean for it to happen and give the money back and leave. 🤷🏼♂
I lost $150 just watching this
Same
Lol
😂
The mistake is giving bills to the customer before you have confirmed what they just gave you! Never do that!
Yup, as a cashier you are the authority. You are the one that should be in control. Not the customer. Don't let them lead.
It’s mindblowing how stores still don’t teach their cashiers to do that. You’d think they would by now
For those confused, as I was, no need for large explanation. He simply re-uses the same 10 bucks he received as exchange for the 1's and hands it right back, demanding a 20 for it lol
So the store is short 10 dollars, not 8 like was said in the video, right?
@@drdramatik 8 dollars don't work as a cashier you can't keep up
@@drdramatik I agree
Just happened to me. Luckily I saw a similar video a while ago and caught on to it or I would've been scammed for 50 dollars. Guy got something for 3 dollars and was holding a bunch of 50s. He gave me one so I have him 47 back. Then he looks at it and acts confused and was like oh sorry man I meant to give you the 20 can I have the 50 back? I was like sure so he gives me 2 20s a 5 and 4 1s. Then as I'm counting he goes I think I may have given you a dollar less here's another one. Matter of fact while your register is open give me that 100 take this 50 as well. At first I thought he was just confused so I was like no this doesn't add up and he realized it won't work he was like it's all good nvm. Such trashy people who do this to cashiers knowing very well they're just ripping off some poor guy who'll end up paying the loss out of his own pocket. Worst of the worst trashy people who will always be stuck in this loop of poverty and fraud. Also he was doing all this at peak rush hour with a bunch of customers behind him so that he could confuse me more!
the exact same thing happened to me!! it didn’t work on me because after a while i just stared at him and didn’t do anything, then of course he got mad and stormed off, i’m 16 so i’m assuming he thought i’d be the easiest to scam. it makes me so mad though because other cashiers who got scammed probably were too tired to realize what was happening, and then they can lose their job because their till doesn’t match up. such a gross thing for people to do.
haha im 15 and i'm gonna pull this off on some rando
@@analtaccount2382 you’re 15? No you’re not....don’t let me expose you
@@HarryBallsss 🤨🤨
Just got scammed for 3k
Always finish the transaction before onto the next one....
It doesn't work if they don't give you the $10 BEFORE counting the ones at 1:39 that's what separates an experienced cashier from an inexperienced one.
They keep trying lots of confusing things until they get you. They move money back and forward and try to lead the narrative until the cashier is confused and makes a mistake, then when they're up they take the money and leave
Yea, it's a very tough job being a cashier, it requires a lot of experience and skill, you would know
thats when you say can you double check if thats right, gets them thinking🤔
And if they don’t, just walk away and try it somewhere else
Thanks for the tip, be right back, gotta run to walmart
one transaction at a time. and if you feel weird when they ask for change...sorry I have no change.
I had a few do this at McDonald's years back, but at a smaller amount ($3-$5). After I rang them up and the transaction was done, they then give me some extra coins or bills to even their change out and I refused to. I gave them the change the register listed and that's that. I got plenty of customers pissed, but I sensed they were trying to cheat me. Didn't want to deal with the managers raising hell for being $3 short at the end of the shift.
This comment deserves Reddit gold 🤭
my workplace lost $150 to this, a dude came in and gave 100 for a $2 item (which is annoying af on its own) he got back $250, making the total loss $150 by just getting the new clerk confused with lower denominations of change
it makes me so angry to see
Wild
I had someone try to pull this on me at a Starbucks and I was like nah hold up and called my manager over and he stopped real quick and left lmfao
Yea I would have done the same thing.
DUDE SAME
This happened to my one of my workers at work and I’m a manager she called me over he tries to give her 100 and ask for it
Back that he didn’t want to use it and got mad when she called me over 😂 and I told him it made no sense so I asked for the money back and counted it all make sure it added up correctly and then I tell him so how
Do you wanna pay now? And he said card and was like oooo wait let me go get it and never came back lmaooooo! Nice try
What's funny is the host was guided through the con, and he STILL fell for the hustle, even in hindsight. The imaginary store did NOT lose 8 dollars, they lost 12.
Could become a math professor with this trick
The way to stop the change raising is tell the "customer", sorry this isn't a bank - I have limited change and close the drawer.
Yeah but a lot of times it’s really
Young teens who are at their first job, and when the person is nice and seems to be giving them change for their drawer they do it..... it’s as simple as me getting back 48 bucks, adding two bucks to it, saying “you can probably use this change more than me why don’t you give me that 50 back, after you do that I give you the 48, you count it and say that’s only 48 not 50, I say my bad here’s two more singles, (so we are even now and they are confused)then they count it again and it adds up to fifty, then I take out another 50 and put it on top of the 59 they just counted and say “here’s ANOTHER 50 so why don’t you just give me a 100” so you are really giving them their 50 back plus another 50 from the drawer.... the reason you give them 48 back the first time is to make them think that they caught an error, which they did of 2 bucks, but they aren’t thinking big enough.... the person has to be naive,,,,, my young niece just got a job I should try it with her to see if she gets tricked by it..... obviously I wojld actually do it but just test her
@@stevesand8845 yeah i just got a job at 16 and a guy tried to do it on me, they try to go to the inexperienced cashiers first, luckily i caught on to it in time
@@stevesand8845 Yeah we were taught bill on the till and physically count their change back to them...I count your change back to you ONE TIME and hand it to you and close the register lol.. period. I never played that. I had someone try that "you shorted me" crap I just looked at them like count it again or we can count it together lol. But the key is to close that register as soon as you count that change back. Sometimes I would ask how they would like their change back or if they had a preference because I hated that last minute can I get smaller bills or larger bills mess. If they make a scene call the manager over let them sort it out. But I see what you're saying ppl are sneaky and it's sad.
Business and money making 101... go where there is less or no competition!
this scam is so good I had to watch this 6 times before I understood
I’m about to watch for my 4th time and still don’t understand. So they definitely would have got me I guess
I fell for this when I was younger and my manager was right there and didn't say a word. They had to explain it to me multiple times how I got conned before it clicked ... Then proceed to write me up and I refused to sign, made my statement to include that management was right there, watching the whole thing and not saying a word. I let upper management get involved and the silent manger got written up and STILLI did not sign the write up. This was at Factory 2U and they closed their doors and 1.5 years later. Around the same time, I was working at a Shell station, stoned AF and this dude tried doing it and I was still confused but instead of letting him scam me in my confused state, I shut it all down. Cancelled the transaction, gave his money back and told him to take his scam elsewhere. He got mad and threatened to tell my manager so I volunteered to call the store manager at his house right then and there. He backed down and I got to enjoy the rest of the night, stoned and proud of myself for not falling victim to that scam again. Ngl though... It's still confusing and I've excited it IRL and watched this video 3 or 4 times tonight and still don't see it.
I'm over here with 4 degrees and 2 calculators and I'm still confused. I'm so serious.
@@theonlyladybella44480 🤭 the humility and humor in your comment of exactly is exactly what I needed, thank you
I just close the drawer once I take the money out, that way they don't get a say
Exactly. Like once it's closed I can't open it...I can get my manager, or you can go to customer service for assistance lol!
This☝🏾
I keep getting people trying this shit at my store
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That's why u just say u won't or can't make change
Learnt the hard way. Lost $300 back then. He kept distracting me with other products we had behind the counter when I almost realized.
1) Never change notes for customers
2) Always take customer money FIRST, then return change.
That's one major reason most stores have a policy of not making change for customers.
People try this kind of stupid s*** everyday at my work. In the sad part is most of them are wealthier looking older lady's. Sad
This is why I would never be a cashier. Theyd get my ass everytime
Man! If they are this smart, why don’t they just put their intelligence to work to find a job?
They're too lazy. They want easy money and do so by targeting young cashiers.
“And I’d go walk out of the store right now”
Oh wait nevermind i see it lol
dude, this happened to me at loves and we literally lost $400. honestly i felt so dumb because i never knew this was a thing until my manager pointed it out and showed me the camera. i cried fr cause now either ima have to pay it back or get fired and ion want to cause tf 🙃
I know this is late but you should never have to pay it back like that. It's the store and manager's fault for not training you. They should therefore eat the loss.
someone tried doing this to me😂😂😂 his change was 10$ something, so he pulled out another 10 an said “can i actually get a 20 bill instead so i said “yea but i need an extra 10 if u want the 20” he said nvm so quick 🤣 but in a sense it kiiiiinda makes sense but for some reason it doesn’t. cause let’s say you give a customer 50$ in change an they give u another 50$ an ask for a 100$, technically they are giving u 100$ for 100$ BUT physically the store is short 50$ an the customer is 50$ richer. it’s like an illusion fr
How's the store Short $50 you just said it yourself it's a cashier hands the person $50 and a person gives the cashier another $50 for 100 then how is the cashier out $50
@@grandcapo6449 Because the scammer didn't give the money for the first exchange, that's how the scam works. They make you preoccupy with counting the money to make the cashier focus on another thing rather than the transaction. We call it distraction. There are many kind of distraction were added into the first transaction. Remember just one thing, *never let the customer decide for you on how should be done.*
@@deenszxking6818 you're right but for a couple dollars it's like almost not worth it
The thing that sucks is that the poor cashier then has to pay for the money lost.
No they don't wtf? I've worked both retail and fast food and never paid for anything.
The whole thing can be avoided if you just don’t give the person money before taking theirs and putting it in the register. You’d think the stores would’ve told their employees that by now
Store policy should in effect immediately NO CHANGE. Problem solved
Yeah i could never do that im too stupid 😂
The store doesn’t just “shrug it off” they take it out of your paycheck if you were the cashier assigned to that drawer
I understand cashiers not having change for a 100 or even a 50. I only had a 20 this morning and the cashier said she didnt have change. So now I am here smelling funky until around noon, when they have change, because I wanted and needed to buy deodorant. By the way, people are complaining the ATM is no longer giving tens and only hundred dollar bills and twenties. If they are going to get so "we need exact change", then they need to do their part to help.
Thx for teaching me your ways🙏🏼 ran out of money for that 🍃
I used to do this to my friends in high school after watching the real hustlers... It used to be extremely funny watching them agree with the math as the money in their hands shrink.
I've delt with cash all of my life & the FIRST thing that you you is to count back their change, so no decreponcies are made! If they want to make changes with their currency the best answer is no!
How is it 8 when the first transaction is over ?? It’s 10!! 10 dollars short !
No he gave him the 10 plus 2 dollars and said "you know what, just give me a 20" so they are actually 8 dollars short and not 10.
You are the reason this scam exists
Peter ok peter
@@pipyon81 Honestly, I don't get how it adds to $8 instead of $10 either, but my brain understands art better than numbers. The customer has $8 of cash and $2 of goods after initial transaction. I assume at 1:45 customer hands over $2 which makes total in cashier's hand $10. Then customer uses same $10 from earlier money exchange to get cashier to give back a total of $20. Either way cashier has less in drawer. If you take some time to explain, I'd appreciate to better understand.
I was scammed once in this manner and ever since I slowed down the pace of every transaction and always double counted before I made exchanges.
@@zarlus8 That's the point, it doesn't add up. He just does it quickly and confusingly to throw the cashier off-balance and once the money has changed hands it's hard to argue against.
I had an 80 year old black man with a cane saying he was blind and needed help. My guard was completely down but ended up catching on a nice he started to push his luck. Guy coulda got me if he didn’t push it and a lightbulb went off in my head..
This happened to me yesterday at my work.
Did he get away or what?
Life_Or_Death it happened to me yesterday and I owe the store $250
What happened?
it happened to me today and the dude took 300. not my proudest moment
Had a guy try to pull this shit today at work and stopped the minute he tried to hand me $48 instead of $50. Luckily I didn't give him the $50 until I counted and realized it was $2 short. That's when I knew he was full of shit. He had then asked for $100 but I closed the cashier and said no that's it.
I don't get it. Coz he says his store would be short 8 dollars. But he changed a 10 dollar bill for a 20 so that makes it 10 dollar short right? Messes me up
That is why I didn‘t get it. Yeah: 10.
No its 8 cause 2 dollars item cost
No he did give him the 10 back plus 2 dollars (since he gave 8 before + 2 makes 10) and said you know what, just give me 20.
your all wrong i belive it never worked on this interview guy cause he know a head of time it was a scam so hes naturally going to question everything the Example is flawed he give the Right chage back theres no lost change
he give him 8 dollors back then Asked for 10 dollors back
8 Dollars back + 2 dollors thats 10 dollors
then 10 dollors
thats $20
😃😀 so everything was normal in the example
Dude i have been at this an HOUR! I got ten! It is tennnnn! Lol
If you always close the till after every transaction the trick doesn't work.
1:30 time, i watched this over n over all i see is he gives him $8, then $2 more, than the $10. So how isnt that $20? Man, and ive been a clerk too. wtf
Seems pretty easily avoidable. Just count stuff up and youll be good. I mean even just that first part, you simply dont give them the money before you count, unsure why anyone would. That'd be like them paying for an item, giving you money and you assume they gave you enough, only to realize they were 30 dollars short and already out the door with said item.
"We are showing you what to watch out for" Or... "We are teaching you how to do this to others"... ???
What i gotta google the link? How about you put it in the description?
lol. Someone can't add and subtract. You aren't $8.00 short; you're $10.00 short.
1:01 Gross the customer behind the scammer is barefooted!
lol
I’ve been watching this for 15 mins I still don’t get it
Same here
I was having trouble figuring this out too for the people having trouble... The final result is the Customer gives him 10 dollars of his own money to get 20 from the store.
Does anyone want to do this just to see if it actually works every time they do a transaction? I don't see any risk in it and you may score.
Thanka for twaching me!
This is how i've been paying my bills for years now.
He says across the country, meaning USA, but two of the videos were Canadian...
For real lol!!
What is this audio?
Anyone else who feels so ashamed for not understanding the math? Damn and I'm a masters graduate.
Seeing that math is racist now and that they are no longer testing for math proficiency, this might be a new hobby!
lmao I think half the people watching are cashiers and half of them are aspiring con artists
Hey you got two 10s for a 5? 😂😂😂
I just lost £70 by this scam 😬
Clever trick. I guess this is why businesses don’t want cash anymore lol
This trick us as old as the hills. Where ever money has been used for trade.
In the 'Paper Moon' movie, with Ryan O'neal & his daughter Tatum, they set about swindling people set in 1930's Depression era - & this slick scam showed up when they confuse store clerks.
Still don't see it after soo many replays lmao
Nvm
Imma try that next monopoly game
Why am i so confused
He gives 8 ones to cashier
Cashier gives him
10 dollar bill
Cashier says “i only got 8” so u give cashier 2 more bucks to make the 10 n then use the 10 they gave u n ask for 20
Wouldn’t the store have lost 10 not 8??
R did i miss something? Im extremely bad at math obviously lol
I walk in store
But $2 item with a 10 n store gives me 8 ones
I give store 8 ones n they give me a 10 dollar bill
They notice i only gave 8 so i gove 2 more to make it even
So now i have the 10 bill n they have the 10 ones because i made it right by giving him the $2 on top of the 8
I then point at the 10 omes i gave cashier n hold up the 10 they gave me and ask for a 20
They give me a 20
I gave them 10 ones in the end
So os it not they lost ten instead of 8?
@@kaykatt you are correct. the idiot that commentated is wrong
Stereo sound much?!
1:56 the store is NOT down $8 wtf. the store is down $10 why would this explanation video get this wrong? ridiculous
$2100 in one sitting😆 Legend
if your a anxious wreck yeah yourself will get busted
This shit is really confusing
Jeez if your going to take a video at least delete the full sound so I don’t hear two people talking at once 😂
Yeh that scared the hell out of me thought someone was talking behind me…
Deddy corbuzier do this
My brain still trying to process what is happening.. 😂😂
How TF!? I still don‘t get it. They always do that with me in Ukraine. With every Pizza order. But: I guess I can‘t calculate.
Why not just stop them next time and play dumb when they ask for another transaction. Say "wait, I'm kinda slow, let me get a pen and paper or use my phone calculator to keep track. I don't wanna change scam you by accident and lose my job"
Genius
Bro am I slow or something I don’t understand wtf the scam is???
The scammer gave 10 ones and the clerk gave him 10 dollars. But then the scammer asked for a 20 with the his 10 and the clerks 10. Pocketing an extra 10 dollars. And since the clerk didnt complete the transaction he thought that the 10 ones he were holding was the scammers money.
To avoid the scam just count the money he gives you before you give him a 10 back. That way he won’t confuse you into giving him more money. So when he gets the 9 dollars he should’ve made sure it was 10 dollars before giving him a 10 dollar bill. And after both people have the 10 dollars it’s over.
Am i the only one who doesnt see it?
Dont be a cashier lol
And also do be a grade 2 math teacher...
Fungal Cream No: I don‘t fuckin‘ get it!!! I live in Ukraine & they always do that. With every single fucking purchase!!!
To me money doesn’t belong to me. (it
is not mine)
So: maybe that is why I don‘t understand how it works.
Bavex01XPro I slowly get it.
Firt I dindt get it, but pay atention on the transaction. When the guy gave him 2 extra dollars, the transaction was closed, but he also gave the cashier 10 dollars which now has 20 in his hands, but 10 are from last transaction, so the guy got a 10 dollars bill for a 20
joe rogan brought me here
Worst example ever 😂
Why are only black people caught doing this?
This just happened to me TWICE. I knew something was off but I couldn't notice it at the moment, and I didn't want to be a dick about it so i shrugged it off until I went on break. Then I decided to do some research and realized that I just got scammed
No cash register can be opened at will or no one will help you change your bills since 1997 though
They buy a drink or something cheap and that is when the fraud is performed.
I knew 2 guys who were traveling across the country I live in and literally making $600 - $900 a day no BS doing this
I know exactly how it is done i've done it myself I actually failed the first few times then on my 3rd or 4th time I got an extra $40.00 lol
the best part is if they catch you then you just apologize and pretend you didn't mean for it to happen and give the money back and leave. 🤷🏼♂
Fuck I tried this I gave them the money cause I was so confused
Do people actually fall for this? How can you not remember that you literally gave the person the money they’re trying to give you lol
Yes it works, its because it happens so fast and by the time you realize what happened (if you even do) it is too late, the person is long gone.
I got you before you could scam me 😉 nice but you failed