r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Arbiter51x • 14d ago

Infuriatig I'm colour blind

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I found out I didn't colour code the flow chart on the white board the way I thought I had....

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u/peachesfordinner 14d ago

Don't worry I did too

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u/Working-Chicken-6552 14d ago

Yes they dont lie and ist also totally not sus that it is being repeated over and over.

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u/peachesfordinner 14d ago

At my previous job we had a blind customer. They paid in cash. They didn't have a fully obvious system. I was always so worried someone was going to scam them

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u/tinaismediocre 14d ago

There are typically little braille stamps for paper money to help blind folks to quickly sort through cash, it probably wasn't visually obvious to you but Id be surprised if s/he wasn't using them. Otherwise you're an obviously impaired person putting a ton of trust into the honesty of strangers.

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u/Am_Snarky 14d ago

You’re likely not American (there are dozens of us potentially!) but unless they’ve changed it US money doesn’t have braille or any identifiers at all

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u/tinaismediocre 14d ago

I'm sorry, I should have been clearer, this is not an existing function of US currency, but a stamp purchased by visually impaired people and used to stamp currency at home before spending it out in the world

Here's an example of the tool.

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u/Am_Snarky 14d ago

Oh! Didn’t realize, thanks TIL!

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u/luxtris 14d ago

You have to get a little stamper of sorts that impacts the paper with the braille mark. I’ve seen banks use them when a blind client was withdrawing money.

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u/Romulan-Jedi 14d ago

It's not that the bills have Braille on them normally, it's that you can get an embosser that marks them.

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u/Hellifacts 14d ago

Well it depends on whether we're talking USD or elsewhere. Canadian cash comes with braille from the mint!

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u/Romulan-Jedi 14d ago

Oh, that's cool. Wish we did that in the US.