Undated video of the incident shows British activist Piers Corbyn — brother of the former British Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn — trying to pay for a pint of strawberries with exact change at the Aldi counter, but since the Greenwich store operates entirely on the Aldi App, his money was refused.
Corbyn left the money on the counter anyway, and exited the store with the fruit. Store employees then reported him to police for stealing the produce, according to a report published Monday by the U.K. Independent.
White people that pay with cash get the police called on them while calling the police on niggers and pakis that steal is a hate crime. Fuck clown world.
All debts public and private.
It wasn't that long ago that Aldi didn't take credit at all, cash and debit only.
Oy Vey ! Digital payment is needed to protect you goyim It's to combat narcotics and human trafficking, oh and fight terrorism, probably combats climate change too .
You could fill the Grand Canyon with rights that have been taken away because, 'think of the children'.
Cash cannot legally be denied. It is legal for all debts, as correctly points out.
They can complain and claim they don't want cash. But legally if you pay for it with cash, the debt is paid in full.
Bud, this is in England and shops have the right to refuse cash. I just googled it.
https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/explainers/what-is-legal-tender
What does legal tender mean? You might have heard someone in a shop say: “But it’s legal tender!”. Most people think it means the shop has to accept the payment form. But that’s not the case.
A shop owner can choose what payment they accept. If you want to pay for a pack of gum with a £50 note, it’s perfectly legal to turn you down. Likewise for all other banknotes, it’s a matter of discretion. If your local corner shop decided to only accept payments in Pokémon cards that would be within their right too. But they’d probably lose customers.
Thank you for the correction.
This is in the UK, idk what their laws are on the subject.
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