The cash register is backwards.

[Tippssy]

The larger bills and coins should go on the left, not the right. I've used cash registers for the first 10 years of my career so this trips me up constantly, otherwise I'd be able to count out change in 0.17 seconds.

Is this a cultural difference?

[gainebor]

my cash register is stuck at 239 transactions and wont move. to the next cashier option. help

[Knottypine]

Originally posted by Tippssy:

The larger bills and coins should go on the left, not the right. I've used cash registers for the first 10 years of my career so this trips me up constantly, otherwise I'd be able to count out change in 0.17 seconds.

Is this a cultural difference?

Must be different in places. Looks fine to me. Small bills/change on the left. Larger on the right. Just like days of the week on a calendar. Or numbers on a keyboard. We just kind of do things from left to right. Smaller on the left, larger on the right.

[Hoffie]

Ya here in U.S. we do have the 50 cent pieces , but we don't usually have them in our cash registers (they are less common than the game shows) this for awhile messed me up. Now I am used to it and it makes it a bit easier at times

[CatfinatedDestiny]

Originally posted by Tippssy:

The larger bills and coins should go on the left, not the right. I've used cash registers for the first 10 years of my career so this trips me up constantly, otherwise I'd be able to count out change in 0.17 seconds.

Is this a cultural difference?

It's definitely a different location thing because I worked retail and at a supermarket as a cashier for 4 years in the US NorthEast and left to right (small to large bills) is how the drawer is organized. The thing that trips me up is the 50 cent slot because stores don't usually have enough to hand out like candy like that. 😆

[mskitty]

Left to right small to large is normal layout, but where I worked the $20s and larger bills were kept under the drawer in a envelope just in case somebody tried to cram their hand into your till they wouldn't be able to grab the bigger bills. One slot was used for checks and another for misc. Mostly what you are giving out in rl for change are 1s and 5s anyway, and we had a auto coin dispenser so we didn't have to count that out.

[Fox]

What freaks me out is the .25 coin. we dont have that here in europe with euros lol :D
we got 1c, 2c, 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c, 1EUR and 2EUR Coins.

But im getting better while playing :D

[topper]

I think the best solution would be allowing players to customize the drawer in a config file.

You could localize the appearance, and value of each slot by assigning values and custom image files for the different money that you use in your own country.

And since you're editing the values, you can sort the money in any way that makes sense. (High to low, low to high... Your pick)

For me, that would mean getting rid of .50 coins altogether, and having two slots for quarters, since we just don't use (or even see) half dollar coins that often.

[Willow Rivers]

Originally posted by gainebor:

my cash register is stuck at 239 transactions and wont move. to the next cashier option. help

You have to manually cashier yourself for the number to go up to unlock more. The hired cashiers do not count for the number checked out to progress to unlocking more.