I somewhat agree with ts. It's a matter of ethics. Not about how much or how little or why so cheapskate.

those replied to ts why so cheapskate bla bla. it's like u're saying it's ok for mat rempit to ignore traffic light, rempit left right as they like, etc. It's ok, coz they poor can only sit kapchai.

u missing the point dude.

i still think its not ethical for the cashier to do it. Unless if they ask the customer nicely and customer approve then ok lar. it's just common courtesy.

it's ok here in malaysia. just see this tered, alot of ppl dun mind being shortchanged behind their backs....then start saying how much the cashier earns bla bla. it's ok.

so being poor gives them the right to shortchange or take advantage of the situation???? why cant the cashier just ask nicely if they want it?

lol....ur statement really funny and NOT RELEVANT to this topic. I throw away something means i do not want it anymore. anyone else wanna pick it up, it's up to them.

elo bradder, bukan kita tak nak bagi. Kalau nak, tanya lar. Apa salah nak tanya customer? Budi bahasa is both ways bradder, not from the more fortunate or richer to the less fortunate ones. sick logic u all haf.

by the way, the 7-11 near my hse sometimes not enough change for me but they will tell me and show me the register. sometimes 5cents, 10cents. If like this they inform me nicely then i dun care lar. later if they take the change and pocket themselves also i dun care coz they were ethical enuf to inform me in the first place.

why wud u say we have no rights over the points? the points was generated based on whose purchase? who paid the money?

1km queue normally due to idiot cashiers busy talking among themselves rather than attending to customers promptly.

dun believe? goto the petronas near UPM. see how they work.

yeap, respect is something malaysians are lacking these days. like how when the lift door opens, some ppl just rush in before letting the ppl in the lift go out. shiatz.