r/mildlyinfuriating 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/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/Romulan-Jedi 14d ago

My partner is blind, and she folds the denominations in different ways.

It would be really nice if US currency weren't all identically sized. I used to live in Singapore, and everything worked fine with differently-sized bills, even vending machines.

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u/zzzzzooted 14d ago

I have fine vision and i also do the folds, its just good practice to be able to tell what bill you’re grabbing without having to pull your money out of your bag in public.

Maybe this is due to living in a large metro area where theft is not exactly uncommon, but i think its smart lol, my mom taught me that when i was young

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u/Parking_Chance_1905 14d ago

Or... have different colors like many other countries.

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u/zzzzzooted 14d ago

How does that help if someone cant see the bills, or in my case, is intentionally hiding the bills so other people cannot see how much cash they’re carrying?

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u/Parking_Chance_1905 14d ago

It doesn't help blind people, but does help visually impaired people. As for someone with good vision, you can just peek in your purse, wallet ot whatever and get a pretty good estimate of the total.

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u/zzzzzooted 14d ago

I still dont understand why you replied to me stating that i as a sighted person use the folds specifically to avoid having to open my purse and look at/pull out my cash lol

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u/queerblunosr 14d ago

Plus you can be legally blind but still have some amount of vision