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** A person buying alcohol and other items, realizing they don't have ID, being told by the cashier that they can't buy the alcohol, and repeatedly failing to convey the simple message of "I just want to buy the other things that aren't alcohol". There are also some examples in which tobacco is substituted for alcohol but the situation is otherwise identical.
** A person paying an odd amount, then adding a small amount extra at the last minute so that they won't get a bunch of change back, and confusing the cashier by doing so.
** A person buying alcohol and other items, realizing they don't have ID, being told by the cashier that they can't buy the alcohol, and repeatedly failing to convey the simple message of "I just want to buy the other things that aren't alcohol". There are also some examples in which tobacco is substituted for alcohol but the situation is otherwise identical.
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** A person buying alcohol and other items, realizing they don't have ID, being told by the cashier that they can't buy the alcohol, and repeatedly failing to convey the simple message of "I just want to buy the other things that aren't alcohol". There are also some examples in which tobacco is substituted for alcohol but the situation is otherwise identical.
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* RecycledScript: Many stories share the same formulae to the point that they might as well be this. One of the most common is a person buying alcohol and other items, realizing they don't have ID, being told by the cashier that they can't buy the alcohol, and repeatedly failing to convey the simple message of "I just want to buy the other things that aren't alcohol".
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** A person paying an odd amount, then adding a small amount extra at the last minute so that they won't get a bunch of change back, and then confusing the cashier by doing so.
** A person buying alcohol and other items, realizing they don't have ID, being told by the cashier that they can't buy the alcohol, and repeatedly failing to convey the simple message of "I just want to buy the other things that aren't
** A person paying an odd amount, then adding a small amount extra at the last minute so that they won't get a bunch of change back, and then confusing the cashier by doing so.
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* RecycledScript: Many stories share the same formulae to the point that they might as well be this. One of the most common is a person buying alcohol and other items, realizing they don't have ID, being told by the cashier that they can't buy the alcohol, and repeatedly failing to convey the simple message of "I just want to buy the other things that aren't alcohol".
