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Originally Posted by Matrix_Holder
You are quite incorrect, it happens every day. . People don't want to be bothered doing math to figure out the exchange, take the time or don't want to deal with Canadian currency at all. People of all backgrounds do it all of the time in retail and food service.
It is actually very common for people to accept paying usd at parity.
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That wasn't what I said. I know it's common practice to accept it at parity, I said no one with 2 brain cells to rub together would hand over a 20 US bill at a value of 20 CND.
That statement is very much true, anyone handing over a bill valued at almost 30 dollars for 20, is clearly missing brain cells.
