Drug Yutaka - Gifu

Yup?

You can also buy food and medicine

On Wednesdays and Sundays, the T point is 5 times, so it's a good deal.

I am grateful that there is a place to throw away cardboard and magazines. T points accumulate depending on the weight.

There is a collection site for recyclable garbage and a T-point is attached. The price is a little higher. Instead, it will be cheaper with a coupon.

It's crowded when the T point is 5 times. Correspondence of capacity is polite! Greetings are also solid.

Compared to Genkey and Cosmos, the prices of products are generally higher. Various coupons are distributed to make up for it, but it is difficult to understand the application conditions, and the cashier may be crowded in the battle of customers vs cashiers. Think about a smarter way? Feeling that. However, the service of collecting used paper → giving T points is very helpful. (In Gifu City, basically, you cannot dispose of used paper unless you join the residents' association.)

I went shopping here and had a terrible experience. I put out the bills and a few coins on the tray so that the membership card I had at the time of checkout and the fraction of the change would be gone. The cash register was a type that automatically counts just by inserting money. The clerk was a man who was impatient and was in the middle of paying, but he handed me the card and pushed it back to me, so I put it in my wallet thinking "I'm a clerk who returns at an unpleasant timing". Immediately after that, the clerk said, "I don't have enough money." teeth? When I said, "I paid XX yen to make it enough?", He insisted that "I didn't have it when I saw it" and "I didn't have enough." picture? Did you pick it up from the tray and put it in the cash register when it wasn't enough? Yes? I was confused. I couldn't see the male clerk taking the money from the tray and putting it in the cash register because the card was pushed back in the middle of payment. When he was stunned, the male clerk immediately said, "I'll confirm," and took out all the coins in the cash register and put them in the cash register again. He insisted, "Yes, the coins inside are the same as the money I put in, so I'm sure." "Yes, it's your mistake." Yes? Is it normal to put it in the cash register even though it is not enough? The money paid by the customer is usually put into the cash register after verbally confirming that "it is a deposit of XX yen", right? It's something that supermarkets, convenience stores, and foreign clerk do. Do you silently put the money that seems to be missing on the tray into the cash register while the customer is not watching? After that, the male clerk asks again with a strong tone, "What are you going to do?" What should I do? I have a habit of "not enough" and "not at the cash register". When I asked, "I don't know what to do because nothing comes out of the cash register, it doesn't come back, right?" I paid an additional 100 yen while suppressing the anger that I thought was "killed". And I left the store with a very unpleasant feeling. It costs only 100 yen. However, it may be big for people with an hourly wage of several hundred yen. It made me feel unforgettable and unpleasant for 100 yen. I will never go again. It seemed that the series of actions and attitudes that just put in and out the coins in the cash register without any explanation and said "Yes, this is definitely" and "This is proof" seemed to get used to it very quickly. Every time I pass in front of this store, I think I remember it every time I go to another drug store. It was an unforgivable and unpleasant event.