Working in a supermarket, one employee has seen a lot of customers, but what she can't for the life of her is the "disgusting habit", as she calls it.
As Leicestershire Live reports, many customers put their money in their mouths before handing over their cash and cards, which, however you do it, is unbelievable, let alone when we're talking about the age of the coronavirus.
In some cases staff are even forced to refuse "wet" notes and ask for others or refuse to pass the bank card through the pos and ask customers to do so.
"Some customers have reverted to their pre-pandemic disgusting habit of holding money in their mouths or even lottery tickets. I and my colleagues have refused to accept the money, asking if they have more or a card, while the lottery tickets can be checked again in a few days," the worker initially said.
"How would these customers react if we started putting money and lottery tickets in our mouths before handing them over? Why do customers think it's okay to do that to us? If some customers complain about this and want to talk to the manager, he will support us 100%. So please give up this disgusting habit."
In fact, a recent study by money.co.uk found 19 different bacteria on various British banknotes.
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