Elon's Coming
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When Canada cut the penny, the rounding system cost Canadian consumers around $3.5 Million Dollars per year on groceries
I don’t recall anyone raising that issue let alone complaining about it after the fact. People were just glad to be rid of the damn coppers.
Marketer prefer $3.99 to $4.
In the hi-fi store everything was priced to the dollar. The owner’s argument was that given the nature of the equipment and if the client is serious, a penny is not going to affect their decision to purchase. His motto was “Hear it. Love it. Buy it.” Despite being a frugal Scot, he was not adverse to haggling either. In fact, he encouraged it when multiple component systems were under consideration.
