What’s worrying is that if they won’t take coins or even notes, even after being checked, they will go cashless and only take cards, contactless or otherwise
Can't believe this tied the staff up from their jobs for so long, she should have just got a manager, also Tesco is just watching people run out of their stores with high-value goods. The Police do nothing about shoplifters but turn up for this !
@@vinto34 Its Jamie Davies I live in the UK can you tell me that there's more than billions people all over the world and more than millions people in the UK that love living on their own and love having their own independence and love having their own freedom and love having their own personal space too just the same as me please message yes its true please vinto34 please mate.
"Here, we see a gaggle of Karens in their natural habitat, exerting their prowess through their lack of knowledge and arrogance" David Attenborough 2022.
@@stranraer9 She must have misunderstood . Probably heard that small change has limited amounts that can count as Legal Tender, that's why people who try to be funny by paying bills in pennies, or small change , are tripped up , as what they are offering is not ALL Legal Tender, only the amount up to the limit for those particular coins will count towards any transaction.
I found this on line Change of policy: Supermarket giant Tesco has now agreed that it can accept commemorative £20 coins after Mr Chamberlain complained
@@Domopremo Julian Chamberlain is probably the person you’re thinking of. He’s very well known for this and has been doing it for years even before he started making videos about it. There have been many news reports about him too. The basic legal argument is that shops can refuse to accept them for goods but because fuel is taken before payment, it becomes a debt and someone can’t successfully sue you if you’ve offered to settle the debt with legal tender.
The thing is... for a business like this £20 means nothing. Like, the people in the queue probably spend £20 anyways. And at the very least that £20 coin still has the value of "twenty pounds", so if the £20 really matter, she (the manager) could just cash it in at a bank or something. So, I believe that they were both in the wrong... The guy recording clearly wanted to just have some fun (and I guess attention, sure) but the manager (and all her colleagues) were just too lazy to figure out how to accept a coin they don't see often, even though according to their higher ups at Tesco they should've accepted the £20 coin.
No! The royal mint does not say they have to take them! The royal mint says exactly what legal tender means and it’s very widely misunderstood. Please don’t get into this game and start spouting laws that don’t exist over the confusion of legal tender.
It is quite obvious that you do not own your own business. When I employ a manager to look after my store I give the power for him/her to run it like they own it. In the video he/she is not aware of a certain policy and they are cautious so as far as I am concerned then well done to them as they are protecting the company business and margins. What I applaud is her stating one important statement. It is not law for them to take that money from you. Online policies can also be retracted at any time if the companies sees fit. What I do think is that he deliberately goes in to this petrol station to wind up people so he gets gullible people who watches his upload on you tube and applauds him and slags off a lady who is actually doing a proper job and putting food on her families table. Auditing police stations is one thing however winding up the normal working class person is another. Shame on you for defending this.
@@raistmajere5627 Do you really think that this rude and unprofessional behaviour is "protecting the company business and margins". The corporate Karen's inability to assimilate the facts regarding this unusual situation created terrible publicity, wasted £100s of resource on a small £20 transaction (good for the margins?), exposed the company to a potentially multi-thousand pound lawsuit. She was shown loads of info ie Tesco's own website indicating that they accept this coin, the mint website indicating that it is legal tender. Should have taken onboard the facts presented , accepted the coin and, maybe if she really wanted to protect the business from a sudden onslaught of these coins, printed up some quick notices to attached to the pumps indicating that commemorative coins are not accepted. It was just her over inflated ego took over from critical thinking or common sense as I expect it normally does. She even just ran away leaving the situation totally unresolved. Noticed, that the other manager (or maybe cashier) towards the end of the video, came over listened to the customer, took in all the facts and information and resolved the situation immediately. BTW, I think whilst it is law that they can refuse money (for a transaction). Any private business can refuse anybody's business for any reason. However, it is different for payment of a debt where any legal tender must be accepted unless clearly stated that it would not before the debt was incurred. This was a debt situation as the fuel was already in the car's petrol tank. This is explained on the video with the comparison of this transaction with going into store and attempting to buy an article (e.g. a can of drink). This made for superb TV and journalism exposing dreadful, rude and incompetent management within one of the UK's largest customer servicing business. Plus Plod exposed as useless as usual.
@@jasonwassell8362 - No multi million pound lawsuit would ensue due to it not being law. He can take it to civil court however would not stand a chance of winning. She does not have to take the money. She is the manager of the store and if she makes that decision then well done on her. The business I own does not accept Amex and every customer I have had who pays with Amex has always got a back up card because they know most places do not accept Amex. All in all it’s not law. Same as when he does the police audits he is not breaking the law so nothing the police can do. However if this lady decides to sue him for putting her face on social media when she is in a privately owned building then would lead to a lawsuit especially after they asked him to stop filming. In public fine however not in public then not fine. Civil action can be taken.
@@raistmajere5627 Oh deary me. 1. I said multi-thousand not multi-million and they did say someone has already been paid £5,000 compensation for exactly the same situation. I haven't the time to verify that though. 2. I clearly state that businesses are perfectly untitled to not accept various forms of payment for transactions i.e. no £50 notes, no Scottish notes, no Amex cards, no any cards cash only etc etc. For a debt though as this was, the situation is different. I did only so I think so on this. Once again not sure on the recording a business transaction with someone. I think that she could only demand that he leave the property which she didn't and maybe it would have to be a clear Tesco policy that recording their staff performing their duties is not allowed. Notice I preface everything with "I think" or maybe. You seem very confident though but there is a quote "intelligent people are full of doubt while......." - I'll let you look up the rest. TBH, I really do not have the time to fact check all the ins and outs of this. Just have the opinion that it was handled very poorly and with just a little common sense and critical thinking could have been handled much better.
@@jasonwassell8362 - Just to finish off. Common sense was on a business level. She was not sure so she refused. What she did was not breaking the law. Let’s see if he takes Tesco to court over this and if he wins the case.
The police made the situation worse (what a surprise) by not only getting involved in a civil dispute, but siding with the Tesco staff without understanding the details of the situation.
Another fake account setup 1 year ago like the rest of the gobshites just to try and discredit UA-camrs or to try and attack people in the comments! You 🤡 your not fooling no one ! 1😂😂
It's private property so if they don't consent to being recorded he has no right to record them. If it were in the street they would not be able to tell him to stop recording.
@@jsteadman9262 what are you talking about? Inside the petrol station is private property. On a road is public. What has dash cams got to do with being recorded inside private property?
"the only trouble here is Hayley's attitude". Get a grip, she spent an hour and a half dealing with your shit, I'm not surprised she'd had enough of you. Could easily have changed all those coming for notes at a bank but I suppose you can't make a video about that can you. Awful people
@@matimus100 amazing, I thinking exactly the same thing! Please allow me to retort. So you found my comment so pointless, that you had to take the time to comment on how pointless it was? You absolute clown.
they always seem to weasel their way into positions where they can tell others what to do , esp nursing, popo and teaching . They create a workforce who does the minimum and doesnt communicate
@@therighttoreply4849 yep i do, i have cancer at the moment and i have worked just about every day for 45 years so i reckon ive put in more than im taking at the moment
Although it is legal tender and could be used settle a court debt. Shops are not obligated to accept them. If anybody came in my shop and tried to pay with £20 coin id send them away as i wouldn’t have to foggiest idea how to check if it was forgery or not.
Whole different scenario. Unless your shop is a petrol station and you specifically have disclaimers stating what you accept, you would need to accept the coins.
@@pappy9473 because anybody that made fake 50ps would have to use a cheap metal like aluminium to make bulk and keep a profit , you would be able to bend a fake coin unless it was made of similar materials however even then if somebody is making fake 50p coins with the materials they use for the actual coins they will be making no profit it will be costing them around about 50p in metal per 50p so pretty much no one would even do that and even if they did they kind of still hold their value
I would add that its worth looking at the video of the police interview. The incompetence of the solicitor is remarkable. Officer says I'm not going to discuss the law you have broken. The solicitor should have stepped in at that point and said, unless you can clearly state which law you think has been broken, the interview ends now.
@@newell.fisher The coins are 999.9 solid silver and made by the Royal Mint for collectors and come in many designs. Some are legal tender by law. I wouldn't use mine as money as I would be out of pocket and I enjoy my collection. It is not the fault of collectors for the ignorance of the Police retail staff or any one else. The Queen however is well aware of these facts. It is not called the Royal Mint for nothing as they produce all the coins you and everybody in Britain uses. Live and LEARN.
So you bought £20 coins knowing most people would not know they exist and took them to Tesco to record the staff reacting to what most people would think is forged money - you clearly rock.
@@garrettorourke7136 Seems like you must be a bit slow, mate, so I'll try and explain this to you like I'm talking to a five year-old. When paying a debt in the UK the person who owes money must pay with legal tender. This £20 coin is legal tender. So when they went to pay their debt for the fuel they'd pumped into their car, the Tesco woman had to accept the legal tender as payment. If he hadn't already taken the goods she could refuse it but because it was payment for a debt she HAD TO ACCEPT THE COIN. I know it's a tough concept when you've only got seven brain cells, Garrett, but if you think about it for a few days I think it'll click eventually.
@@dominicsimpson6810 so if he paid with scottish note they have to accept it? someone should tell them to take it down. i hope you get your next paycheck in commemorative coins...
@@hasan_z they do . . Exactly as the Tesco customer service lady conformed, and exactly as it states in Tesco’s website also . . I don’t need pay checks btw haha . . I’m self employed . .
@@DeNFlix... A private business irespective of size has the end right to refuse service/entry where it can demonstrate it is reasonable generally. Jazzy hit the nail on the head and best described the issue. This is what happens when the lay person does not correctly understand the stature of law.
@@pllot7072 Of course that is true, they can refuse service/entry, i didn't say they couldn't. What i am saying is that being a huge company, it is in their interest to make all of their customers happy and accept all legal tender, especially when a camera is filming your employees refusing to accept it and viewed by 280k+ people, it's just not good business at all.
OK let's turn the tables. I will buy your car off you and I will pay you with the royal mint coins, will anyone accept them. Anyone selling their house I will buy with the same coins, will anyone do this
I was going to post about NI notes. I tried to pay with one a few years back and girl in shop refused. I said to her, you do realise NI is part of UK? Long story short, I got her to get the manager out who said to her, **yes, of course we can accept it**
@@makkapacca I was pointing out how stupid the sign is. Ireland uses Euro, I wouldn't have expected them to accept them. Northern Ireland use Sterling.
@Tech Overkill so what corrections are to be made? I’m sure you were able to read every word. It’s an online comment, not an important document, it doesn’t need to be spell checked anyway.
I work for Tesco's and I’m sorry for the absolute ignorance of the staff you interacted with. Also the it’s not legal tender lady broke Tesco policy when she bought a scratch card and didn’t get a receipt and get the receipt signed.
@@tanyamariebarlow9284 you need to learn how to spell before you can critisize anybody and it's people like you that GIVE SHOPPERS LIKE US A BAD NAME WHEN YOU ALWAYS THINK YOUR RIGHT WHEN THE RULE IS THE CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS RIGHT LEARN THIS OR LEAVE YOUR JOB
Stand up for yourself man - the number of weak hearts commenting - I can only imagine you people are robbed daily - obviously you won't make a fuss - simply bend over and take it while defending coorperate entities
Read the lawsuit article where guy was awarded 5000 because he was arrested for paying with a 100 pound coin and looked at details on the Bank of England website. From across the Pond, thanks for the fine education on UK legal tender. 😎
Why shouldn't he be allowed to pay using legal tender not his fault the store manager isn't clued up on her job when even her head office says they accept as payment the only person doing out wrong was the manager, and we have a go at the bloke filming, no wonder it's so easy to take away our rights when people take offence to other people showing what are rights are
@@MufcRedDevil His whole channel is about causing issues until it depends into a shit show. So the OP was correct. Additionally, a shop has the right NOT to accept any money - even if it's the fucking Queen standing there paying for petrol. He is a cock, and his channel is bollocks.
@@MufcRedDevil stop playing games. We all know he did this deliberately, purposefully and intentionally to be an antagonist Just like all his other videos. We all know he went out of his way to fabricate this incident. A cyclist has the right to cycle down the a3 in the middle of the road but its definitely stupid to do so.
Maybe you should concentrate on protecting our rights and things we are allowed to do rather than try protecting someone who was proven to be in the wrong
Royal Mint guidelines advise that, although these coins were approved as legal tender, they are considered limited edition collectables not intended for general circulation, and hence shops and banks are not obliged to accept them.
Any shop can refuse any form of payment. However, the only recourse if the item purchased has already been consumed is to take court action and the coins can be used to settle the debt in court. Therefore the shop management may as well save themselves the hassle and accept them in the first place.
@@firestarter1888 or he could just not be an arse in the first place, and not knowingly head into a shop to pay with a coin he knows isn’t gonna be accepted.
Even tescos head office said they would accept them. They have to take it as a payment of debt. But even bank's have said they take it as a payment of debt. When Tescos accept the £20 plastic notes they are losing more as plastic aint worth that much. So she's basically going against head office. Going to debt recovery will cost more than the price of fuel itself.
How do you figure a £20 note is worth less than a £20 coin 🤨 both have the same face value, and a bank note can be exchanged at the Bank of England for eternity.
They are wrong! Wrong! And wrong again!! What gets me is these people are so quick to stand up and make fools of themselves, with total lack of knowledge for a business that will string them out to dry quicker than they can say MUG
I worked for tesco my manager tried to stop a shoplifter stealing alcohol he got into a chase just down the road. When the shop lifter broke my managers leg he was offered no sick pay because it was his decision to try and help tesco with theft. He ended up leaving shortly after
@Steven Pendlebury Exactly Steven, they should stop harassing decent people with their infantile games in order to carry out what is laughingly called an audit.
Im a busy lady your definitely not a lady running seven areas the only thing shes beem running is her month how did she get a manager job shes must have been under her boss table 😂 think before you speak and special when a camera is present
“I’m not doing it. I’m not doing it. I’m the manager” It’s not your garage. It’s not your money. Stop making it personal. Do your job and do it legally. Emotions have no place. You should resign as a manager 🤦♂️
I like watching Audits however many such as this one are provocative and argumentative and panadantic. Unsubscribed. I do agree the "Not legal tender" statement is ridiculous. Probably a few mums there doing their best to raise a family and this guy comes along with nonsense.
@@probablecausetocheckhard-drive you need to learn sarcasm... he couldn't have been more sarcastic if he tried... Or perhaps refrain from commenting if you don't wish to look foolish...
Someone has too much time on his hands... hands up to her, she was really patient. If he has a problem, take it up with senior head office management at Tesco, Not the poor guys in store who are just tying to earn a living and do their job as best as they can.
Bottom line - she took the money from him, and it was printed into circulation by the Royal Mint! Now she wants to have an oops moment because of her ignorance, and try to give it back despite reading that it's legal money from her own business site! What about that is so hard to understand?
She was a typical Karen, she was dragged up rather than brought up, same with the other shouting Karen's, actually thinking they have a right not to be filmed in public.
This is Royal Mints fault. They sell these coins and justify the high price by putting the denomination on them - then they tell you 'commerative' coins can't be spent in shops.
The Tesco staff were so clueless. You can't buy a sandwich with a £20 coin if they refuse to take it but they can't refuse to take it for the debt you owe them a debt after filling up with petrol. It's not hard to understand and they're 100% wrong. It's VERY clear on the Royal Mint website.
No, no, no. Legal tender is only for settlement of a debt IN COURT. See black belt barrister. You end up with the ludicrous situation where they sue you, you pay the £20 coin into the court and the court pays them out. The fact that there’s £300 of fees is by the by.
@@MrAndrewFarrow what happens to the legal tender they've accepted at the time for settlement of the debt? i'm open to being educated :) what you're saying does make logical sense.
@@StuBarfoot the situation is bizarre, I grant you that. I guess if she laid it at your feet she’s returned it. See black belt barrister on YT. He says it’s ludicrous. Law often is.
Let's be honest these people were just doing their job, then you came here souly to test wether they would accept this coin or not and be a complete pain in the ass about it all the time while filming it from the beginning. They politely said they didn't know what the coin was and if it was worth anything and said that they did not want to take the risk of taking an invaluable item that could get them fired. I'm not siding with Tesco here and know it's their fault for not informing their employees about the 20 pound coin, but it looks like you just came here to get these employees as angry as possible.
Is it me or were those forecourt cashiers rude from the start, even before any coins were handed over, all talking amongst themselves, no acknowledgement of the customer at all.
Caroline sounds like a Manager vs a "Shift Manager". She listened evaluated and reasoned that the staff time expenditure and blocked pump is equating to must more that $20 already so let's end this now. She walked up to the till, got $20 out of her wallet and ran it through, pocketed the coin, and sent an email to cooperate to let them know youtubers are making fun of us. AGAIN!
The dismissive treatment began before you presented the coin, discussing future shifts/breaks, all three in conversation as if the shop was empty. Rude in the extreme, but typical of Tesco staff, and she claims to be a manager, probably a team leader for an extra 10p an hour. The only thing keeping her in job after this is her union membership.
@@suleymehmet5214 didn’t ask… no bought these to antagonise them no one just walks in with that yes they are currency but they are used as collectors items
@@casparthomas4775 You highlighted a person's status to belittle their actions but if you lived for 500 years you wouldn't achieve a thing. Stand up for yourself - don't support big business because they won't support you.
That officer has no clue what he’s talking about ! How embarrassing for the force, he just hates the fact that your being smart (but honest) and he can’t get one over on you ! That’s what you call coming prepared.
18:30 - Come on mate - this is just a trap, isn't it. You don't check beforehand, to see if those coins are acceptable payment for the petrol station...while just happening to be filming, knowing this would create chaos. They're basically pissed off at you for wasting their time - naturally so.
The only ones causing the problem were the Tesco staff, if your own fucking website states that you accept them you do exactly that. You don't cause a scene because you think you know better.
Glad I no longer shop in Tesco. She should contact Tesco Head Office to check if they accept these coins. She is a immature lady. If I was Tesco bosses, I would not be happy with her behaviour.
The British twenty pound (£20) coin is a commemorative coin, first issued by the Royal Mint in 2013. It is minted in . 999 fine silver. Twenty pound coins are legal tender but are intended as souvenirs and are almost never seen in general circulation.
1. Between the driver and Tesco there exists a debt. 2. Legal tender is defined as “anything recognized by law as a means to settle a public or private debt.” The national currency is legal tender in the UK. A creditor is legally obliged to accept legal tender toward repayment of a debt. 3. A £20 coin issued by the Royal Mint is statutorily accepted as national currency and thus full legal tender/ QED (Manager: “It is legal tender but we don’t have to accept it” = an absurd statement!) The Tesco manger is conflating this driver’s situation (tendering payment of an existing debt) with a situation in a shop where you pay at the check-out. In a shop, there is no existing debt, Title to goods has not passed. The prospective buyer accepts Tesco’s invitation to treat by offering to buy the goods, Tesco can accept or reject the offer. Totally different from paying for fuel in arrears!
Entirely correct, unless they have a disclaimer stating what they will accept as payment. So if they specified on the pumps that no £50 notes or commemorative coins accepted, then it would change the argument
Body cams are CCTV and only store managers and duty managers have access to the footage when an incident happens and police on request when a crime is committed. Breaching this rule is immediate sacking for most companies. The footage is never available to the public like this public nuisance videoing for a reaction to get clicks and likes. Unemployed public troll who's only income is from UA-cam ad revenue and subscriber donations.
What a waste of time that was, if you knew they can refuse you, why bother? Or did you just wanna get content for UA-cam? And generally annoy people trying to earn a living? Too many egos in this videos. That’s the problem with society.
Meh, I'm used to it here in the north east of the UK, there's always people speeding or being idiots and not a single cop around to catch them in the act!
People will do anything to get a name of Karen for herself. Legal tender, just take the money, give a receipt... Simple. Throwimg the coin on the ground says it all.
it clearly states the 100 coin and 20 coin are legal tender, but that doesn’t mean a private business has to accept the 100 or 20 for payment, yes they can be used for debt but then that would mean I can clear my rent arrears with 100 coins because it’s a debt? You see how that argument is mooot? Just because a coin is legal tender and was minted by the Bank of England. doesn’t mean I’m right, I could use a shilling in 2022 in a shop it’s legal tender? Would the shop take my shilling? No because it’s not in circulation, like the 100 and 20 coin? People on the comments are not the brightest of sparks are they🤣🤣
This guy is a full on waste of oxygen. Why antagonise those poor, underpaid staff and film them without their consent. My favourite bit is the young lad saying “I’ll buy it off you, I’ll give you a sandwich for it.” The guy was so dumb he didn’t even notice he’d been burned by a teenager. 😂
These Karen auditors are generally hated but they find like minded people online who thinks it’s funny to harass people. I’d so love to bump into this guy
see how the woman at 15.08 turned around and turned her body cam on ,they tell you not to film but they think its ok for them to film ,give a person a uniform and they think they have power lol .
This happens everytime we come from Scotland to England, a lot of shops don't recognise Scottish notes... we have to go to the bank to exchange our notes to English ones When your recording the counter staff there is a note stating they won't take Scottish notes!
Same here in Northern Ireland, we've to change all our notes to BOE notes as a lot of English places won't that them. we also have signs in a lot of our shops that they don't accept Scottish notes. Stupid really
@@SirMrShanks Asda takes NI notes in England, I often bring them back from NI when over there visiting family. Even the auto-tills accepts them no problem.
Poor old Hayley, made to look a complete fool. I suspect her 90 minutes of employment salary together with her crew of incompetents time Tesco more than £20. The police were their usual pathetic self.
Why is anyone defending the guy filming he’s literally just wasting the employee’s time and the police time over a coin that obviously shops wont accept because people don’t use them as they are a collectors item. The way shops get their cash to the bank is via the G4S which is a uk company that grabs all the cash from shop retails and deposits it to the bank. Obviously £20 coins dont meet their criteria because their not in circulation so its got nothing to do with the shop rejecting it.
Kaye Taylor doesn’t matter if it’s “legal tender” the G4S won’t accept it from shops because it’s not a coin that’s in circulation and it’s their policy not the shops. You are able to get it converted by going to a bank but you cannot use these coins in stores
Excellent. Now rub it in by submitting an invoice for your time spent trying to educate Tesco staff., due to Tesco negligently failing to do it themselves. Seriously, won't cost anything to try & I honestly believe Tesco should pay for your time. Now if we're talking about your upset at the situation they caused, that's a different matter & a lawsuit will be required to recompense you. One for your lawyer.
Imagine being a Karen by picking out a retail outlet, arming yourself with a camera and walking in knowing damn well you're out to cause chaos 🙄 You see videos like this all the time with a same/similar stunt with just one goal......chaos and shaming strangers who were just going about their daily chores. Absolutely sad and a damning indictment of today's problematic society.
Imagine being the type of guy who modifies his body unnatural puffed up and then starts calling a law abiding citizen names for doing his job and staying within the law while testing big business and attitudes to public
@@kayetaylor5551 he's exploiting what he thinks is a loophool in the legal system to cause as much chaos as he can to people who just want to get on with their jobs. The coins don't have to be accepted by businesses. It states that LEGALLY on the royal mint website CLEARLY, but clearly today's society feel entitled to make a scene until they can get what they want, and he is endemic to that. I can see you're one of those who sees the words 'legal tender' and immediately assumes you can use whatever you want because its covered by that blanket term. I bet you're a Karen too.
@@kayetaylor5551 and what the hell are you talking about....'puffed up'? Where is your Karen tirade taking you now? I don't understand? Ps: "testing big businesses and attitudes to the public".... thats hilarious 🤣 Testing for what? You mean I can just walk in to a business, be an asshole and waste peoples time under the pretence of testing for the public? And when you dont get your way, I suppose you want to speak to the manager too, Karen?
Royal mint website does say they are legal tender. But also states: "In practice this means that although the silver UK coins we produce in denominations of £5, £20, £50 and £100 are approved as legal tender, they have been designed as limited edition collectables or gifts and will not be entering general circulation. As such, UK shops and banks are unlikely to accept them."
The conundrum here, is that in the UK, fuel stations allow you to fill up first before paying. The fuel station needs to state with a clear visible sign what they will and won't accept as payment, as with some fuel cards and sometimes £50 notes. Or make customers pay first before taking the product.
Wow !!!! You hired all them actors for just £20 👏👏👏👏👏👏
I know right 🤣 this was one of my favourites
Haha😂
😆😅😂🤣
@@NewsNowYorkshire You have low standards then
@@NewsNowYorkshire why did you not pay with other coins or paper money
The time it took to resolve this the £20.01 of fuel was actually worth £28.46...
🤣😂🤣😂👍👍
Actually £18.01,two quids worth had evaporated.😄
Very good.
lol So He Is In Profit
You forget the police van that is ticking over for 20m probably just to keep the pork cool
After you got the receipt you should of walked back in, grab a bag of crisps and pay with a £20 note
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
AHAHHAHAHAHAHAH
😂😂😂
What’s worrying is that if they won’t take coins or even notes, even after being checked, they will go cashless and only take cards, contactless or otherwise
😂😂😂😂
Can't believe this tied the staff up from their jobs for so long, she should have just got a manager, also Tesco is just watching people run out of their stores with high-value goods. The Police do nothing about shoplifters but turn up for this !
She is the manager, if she was Lezzy then she would be 'personager'.
@@chrisclarke7828I’m dead 💀 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
£20 worth of fuel barely enough to get you out of Tesco's car park, should have used the £100 😳
£20 will get you from pump 1 to pump 3
@@Nickle314 not downhill!!
$20 Here in nz wouldn't even move the needle the fuel is that expensive.
By pushing the car.
@@vinto34 Its Jamie Davies I live in the UK can you tell me that there's more than billions people all over the world and more than millions people in the UK that love living on their own and love having their own independence and love having their own freedom and love having their own personal space too just the same as me please message yes its true please vinto34 please mate.
"Here, we see a gaggle of Karens in their natural habitat, exerting their prowess through their lack of knowledge and arrogance"
David Attenborough 2022.
Cackling old hags.
they are certainly not an endangered species ! 😆
Gaggle can't be right... Apparently the collective noun is a "complaint" of Karens
@@gav2759 love it 😁
27:09 hellooooo lol
No such things as legal tender 😂 she’s class!
not quite , 1 and 2 p's are apparently
All notes are just a promise.
@@Domopremo Oh dear.
@@stranraer9 She must have misunderstood .
Probably heard that small change has limited amounts that can count as Legal Tender, that's why people who try to be funny by paying bills in pennies, or small change , are tripped up , as what they are offering is not ALL Legal Tender, only the amount up to the limit for those particular coins will count towards any transaction.
@@MrAndrewFarrow a bank note is a promise to pay
There is always one woman working at every tesco that looks like a 100% fully cloned specimen of this woman.
Aka the Karen
Legit 😂
😂
Tesclone
😂
30 minutes to put 100 miles worth of fuel in.
Now we know what it's like to drive an electric car
My Taycan can charge at 275kw which means 100 miles would take less than 10 minutes.
I found this on line Change of policy: Supermarket giant Tesco has now agreed that it can accept commemorative £20 coins after Mr Chamberlain complained
NNY was reading that news report at 24:48
Yes I seen the same thing they said they would take from 2014
It’s been happening for years, there’s videos out there of other people from years ago trying this and shops not taking it.
@@Domopremo Julian Chamberlain is probably the person you’re thinking of. He’s very well known for this and has been doing it for years even before he started making videos about it. There have been many news reports about him too. The basic legal argument is that shops can refuse to accept them for goods but because fuel is taken before payment, it becomes a debt and someone can’t successfully sue you if you’ve offered to settle the debt with legal tender.
@@uktokers guess it’s time to stock up on those coins and get some free fuel then :D
Seems to me he would have been gutted if she had accepted it .
Yes precisely
Can’t imagine someone being so miserable and wanting attention that badly
He is not seeking attention he is showing how stupid these woman and business are. Sue them!
@@bostonblackie9503 if you think that , you’re not on the right page .
The thing is... for a business like this £20 means nothing. Like, the people in the queue probably spend £20 anyways.
And at the very least that £20 coin still has the value of "twenty pounds", so if the £20 really matter, she (the manager) could just cash it in at a bank or something.
So, I believe that they were both in the wrong... The guy recording clearly wanted to just have some fun (and I guess attention, sure) but the manager (and all her colleagues) were just too lazy to figure out how to accept a coin they don't see often, even though according to their higher ups at Tesco they should've accepted the £20 coin.
Messing with people really isn't entertainment, it's just sad
yet here you are increasing his income
I once tried to pay £20 for fuel in £1 coins at big tesco in Hull and was refused , they didn't have space for that amount in the till
whos messing with people ? the women refusing legal tender or the guy trying to buy petrol ?
@@SNORKYMEDIA I quit after 30 seconds of this trash.
He sounds like Dynamo. Got fuck all else to with himself but play games
No! The royal mint does not say they have to take them!
The royal mint says exactly what legal tender means and it’s very widely misunderstood. Please don’t get into this game and start spouting laws that don’t exist over the confusion of legal tender.
The service is obviously shoddy
These Tesco employees are the reason why blonde jokes exist.
27:09 Hellooooo lol made the manager look like a thick 18yo little lassie
Never more truer words spoken
The best bit is, they were not real blondes Haha
I won’t let the Mrs see that comment. 😃
Best comment 🤣
When did that woman get the ability to change Tesco policy’s and over ride the board of directors.
It is quite obvious that you do not own your own business. When I employ a manager to look after my store I give the power for him/her to run it like they own it. In the video he/she is not aware of a certain policy and they are cautious so as far as I am concerned then well done to them as they are protecting the company business and margins. What I applaud is her stating one important statement. It is not law for them to take that money from you. Online policies can also be retracted at any time if the companies sees fit. What I do think is that he deliberately goes in to this petrol station to wind up people so he gets gullible people who watches his upload on you tube and applauds him and slags off a lady who is actually doing a proper job and putting food on her families table. Auditing police stations is one thing however winding up the normal working class person is another. Shame on you for defending this.
@@raistmajere5627 Do you really think that this rude and unprofessional behaviour is "protecting the company business and margins". The corporate Karen's inability to assimilate the facts regarding this unusual situation created terrible publicity, wasted £100s of resource on a small £20 transaction (good for the margins?), exposed the company to a potentially multi-thousand pound lawsuit. She was shown loads of info ie Tesco's own website indicating that they accept this coin, the mint website indicating that it is legal tender. Should have taken onboard the facts presented , accepted the coin and, maybe if she really wanted to protect the business from a sudden onslaught of these coins, printed up some quick notices to attached to the pumps indicating that commemorative coins are not accepted. It was just her over inflated ego took over from critical thinking or common sense as I expect it normally does. She even just ran away leaving the situation totally unresolved. Noticed, that the other manager (or maybe cashier) towards the end of the video, came over listened to the customer, took in all the facts and information and resolved the situation immediately. BTW, I think whilst it is law that they can refuse money (for a transaction). Any private business can refuse anybody's business for any reason. However, it is different for payment of a debt where any legal tender must be accepted unless clearly stated that it would not before the debt was incurred. This was a debt situation as the fuel was already in the car's petrol tank. This is explained on the video with the comparison of this transaction with going into store and attempting to buy an article (e.g. a can of drink). This made for superb TV and journalism exposing dreadful, rude and incompetent management within one of the UK's largest customer servicing business. Plus Plod exposed as useless as usual.
@@jasonwassell8362 - No multi million pound lawsuit would ensue due to it not being law. He can take it to civil court however would not stand a chance of winning. She does not have to take the money. She is the manager of the store and if she makes that decision then well done on her. The business I own does not accept Amex and every customer I have had who pays with Amex has always got a back up card because they know most places do not accept Amex. All in all it’s not law. Same as when he does the police audits he is not breaking the law so nothing the police can do. However if this lady decides to sue him for putting her face on social media when she is in a privately owned building then would lead to a lawsuit especially after they asked him to stop filming. In public fine however not in public then not fine. Civil action can be taken.
@@raistmajere5627 Oh deary me.
1. I said multi-thousand not multi-million and they did say someone has already been paid £5,000 compensation for exactly the same situation. I haven't the time to verify that though.
2. I clearly state that businesses are perfectly untitled to not accept various forms of payment for transactions i.e. no £50 notes, no Scottish notes, no Amex cards, no any cards cash only etc etc. For a debt though as this was, the situation is different. I did only so I think so on this. Once again not sure on the recording a business transaction with someone. I think that she could only demand that he leave the property which she didn't and maybe it would have to be a clear Tesco policy that recording their staff performing their duties is not allowed. Notice I preface everything with "I think" or maybe. You seem very confident though but there is a quote "intelligent people are full of doubt while......." - I'll let you look up the rest. TBH, I really do not have the time to fact check all the ins and outs of this. Just have the opinion that it was handled very poorly and with just a little common sense and critical thinking could have been handled much better.
@@jasonwassell8362 - Just to finish off. Common sense was on a business level. She was not sure so she refused. What she did was not breaking the law. Let’s see if he takes Tesco to court over this and if he wins the case.
Why didn’t she just phone a bank and ask for clarification?
Bloody hell, I wish I had this much time.
Procrastination, do more of it me old chumb
Bestest comment
Well u obviously have cos u watched the video though lol
Sheikh you are probably fiddling the system you look like you don't really have much time left(hopefully)
You did you’ve watched….
The cops didn’t seem very interested in helping you sort this matter out and as the Tesco lady is only a manager whe has never come across
The police made the situation worse (what a surprise) by not only getting involved in a civil dispute, but siding with the Tesco staff without understanding the details of the situation.
Pigs always side with the big supermarkets
Funnily enough my Mrs was a Tesco manager and remembers this subject coming up a while back... They were told to accept them
Do you have the memo? May we see it?
@@MrAndrewFarrow No I'm afraid not
@@mrgreen8654 🤣🤣 spoilsport
@@memezilla4370 🤣😂 Was a bit ago now, but she mentioned when I was watching this vid
Wow, so your Mrs is a bully..
Meanwhile, it only cost about $100 in everyone’s time to deal with this.
No it doesn't. Dollars are not legal tender in the UK
Not if the business concerned, has acted correctly
Dollars. Not sure about that
Who has time to do this ? Why would you ? I sense underlying issues ..........🙈
By that logic you have issues because you had time to watch it and comment
@@Ornamentmountain haha touché
Someone that’s driving their daddy’s merc lol
If they refused he would get 5k
Another fake account setup 1 year ago like the rest of the gobshites just to try and discredit UA-camrs or to try and attack people in the comments! You 🤡 your not fooling no one ! 1😂😂
"only 1p and 2p are legal tender" "there's no such thing as legal tender" "It's illegal to record" This woman knows her stuff
It's private property so if they don't consent to being recorded he has no right to record them. If it were in the street they would not be able to tell him to stop recording.
@@RottingEarth So you're saying it's illegal? They will have been on camera from dash cams of cars pulling in and out, are they breaking the law too?
@@jsteadman9262 what are you talking about? Inside the petrol station is private property. On a road is public. What has dash cams got to do with being recorded inside private property?
@@jsteadman9262 That's a very different matter. And you know it .
Any public space can be recorded by anyone
"the only trouble here is Hayley's attitude". Get a grip, she spent an hour and a half dealing with your shit, I'm not surprised she'd had enough of you. Could easily have changed all those coming for notes at a bank but I suppose you can't make a video about that can you. Awful people
I agree
@@ActuallyAwesomeName with who? 😆😆😆
The one's breaking the law? Or those making the video's?
Don’t you have anything better to do with your spare time then trying to act clever and harass staff at petrol stations.
Bless ‘em. Not just ignorant (anyone can be that), but arrogant (‘I don’t care what Tesco say’) with it.
Superstitious nonsense comment
@@matimus100 amazing, I thinking exactly the same thing! Please allow me to retort. So you found my comment so pointless, that you had to take the time to comment on how pointless it was? You absolute clown.
never call cops when you have an issue , you only create a new problem , they are not problem solvers
That is like calling Dracula because your blood bank has a problem. You simply make things worse.
He didn't they were getting fuel
You can spot a corporate Karen a mile away. Getting angry over nothing and never backing down due to their ego 😂
The hair do was a clue.
they always seem to weasel their way into positions where they can tell others what to do , esp nursing, popo and teaching . They create a workforce who does the minimum and doesnt communicate
The reason the world is in such a state it is, is because women have been given positions of power.
@@NOT_SURE.. so you enjoy free hand outs, from the government, from hard working people, taxes
@@therighttoreply4849 yep i do, i have cancer at the moment and i have worked just about every day for 45 years so i reckon ive put in more than im taking at the moment
When you wake up and just need to argue with someone
yep you put on a karen uniform
Stand up for yourself man - never mind the weak heart talk
@JM #7 RACING
100%
Di€k h€@d
Bury Karen man
don't be naive. all these systems need testing and pushing. Otherwise you'll get walked on or trampled over ( are you the copper driver?)
Although it is legal tender and could be used settle a court debt. Shops are not obligated to accept them. If anybody came in my shop and tried to pay with £20 coin id send them away as i wouldn’t have to foggiest idea how to check if it was forgery or not.
Whole different scenario.
Unless your shop is a petrol station and you specifically have disclaimers stating what you accept, you would need to accept the coins.
And I can report against you about that. You've to accept
Do you have any way to verify if a 50p coin is genuine?
@@pappy9473 because anybody that made fake 50ps would have to use a cheap metal like aluminium to make bulk and keep a profit , you would be able to bend a fake coin unless it was made of similar materials however even then if somebody is making fake 50p coins with the materials they use for the actual coins they will be making no profit it will be costing them around about 50p in metal per 50p so pretty much no one would even do that and even if they did they kind of still hold their value
@@jynx8501 you're missing the point.
The kick in the teeth is Julian went to the Royal Mint for a tour and he tried to pay with one of the coins and they wouldn't accept it as payment 🤣🤣🤣
😅😅😅
The Royal Mint - making a mint for the Royals.
R u serious, oh ny days?🤣
OMG, so you'd have to complain to the Royal Mint about the Royal Mint 🤣
😂😂
Didn’t Julian successfully sue Devon police for £5,000 for wrongful arrest under identical circumstances?
Yes.
I would add that its worth looking at the video of the police interview.
The incompetence of the solicitor is remarkable.
Officer says I'm not going to discuss the law you have broken. The solicitor should have stepped in at that point and said, unless you can clearly state which law you think has been broken, the interview ends now.
Dear Royal Mint: please stop making coins like this so that working people don't have to deal with this kind of thing.
@@newell.fisher You mean legal tender that is available to spend as stated on the website. Currency is legal tender.
@@newell.fisher The coins are 999.9 solid silver and made by the Royal Mint for collectors and come in many designs. Some are legal tender by law. I wouldn't use mine as money as I would be out of pocket and I enjoy my collection. It is not the fault of collectors for the ignorance of the Police retail staff or any one else. The Queen however is well aware of these facts. It is not called the Royal Mint for nothing as they produce all the coins you and everybody in Britain uses. Live and LEARN.
So you bought £20 coins knowing most people would not know they exist and took them to Tesco to record the staff reacting to what most people would think is forged money - you clearly rock.
Rock? He's a fucking clown
just testing if people can think on their feet, most cant
Hayley was a particularly unpleasant person.
1:43 - pennies and 2p's that are actually legal tender - bring out the wheelbarrow !
You can only use them up to a total of 20p so you'll have a lot of room in it.
I wish we could see her reaction to getting told its ok
OMG, I was DYING to see that! I had to use my imagination to see the look on her face, like a bulldog licking piss off a nettle...
would be seething
@@garrettorourke7136 did
@@garrettorourke7136 Seems like you must be a bit slow, mate, so I'll try and explain this to you like I'm talking to a five year-old.
When paying a debt in the UK the person who owes money must pay with legal tender. This £20 coin is legal tender. So when they went to pay their debt for the fuel they'd pumped into their car, the Tesco woman had to accept the legal tender as payment. If he hadn't already taken the goods she could refuse it but because it was payment for a debt she HAD TO ACCEPT THE COIN.
I know it's a tough concept when you've only got seven brain cells, Garrett, but if you think about it for a few days I think it'll click eventually.
@@garrettorourke7136 with that grammar, are you her checkout buddy on minimum wage?
You don’t understand how much retail staff have to go through. And any shop anywhere in the UK had the right to refuse a certain type of tender
Incorrect . . Apply the law only, not an opinion
@@dominicsimpson6810 they clearly have a notice at the till saying no scottish notes so obviously they have right to refuse "legal tender"
@@hasan_z having a sign up does not make something legal . . However, legal tender is legal tender . . The business is at fault, not the customer
@@dominicsimpson6810 so if he paid with scottish note they have to accept it? someone should tell them to take it down. i hope you get your next paycheck in commemorative coins...
@@hasan_z they do . . Exactly as the Tesco customer service lady conformed, and exactly as it states in Tesco’s website also . . I don’t need pay checks btw haha . . I’m self employed . .
Bank of England says it’s upto discretion of the shop keepers
Legal tender doesn’t mean what you think !
Were talking about Tesco's here, you know, the nations biggest supermarket chain.
@@DeNFlix... A private business irespective of size has the end right to refuse service/entry where it can demonstrate it is reasonable generally. Jazzy hit the nail on the head and best described the issue. This is what happens when the lay person does not correctly understand the stature of law.
@@pllot7072 Of course that is true, they can refuse service/entry, i didn't say they couldn't. What i am saying is that being a huge company, it is in their interest to make all of their customers happy and accept all legal tender, especially when a camera is filming your employees refusing to accept it and viewed by 280k+ people, it's just not good business at all.
OK let's turn the tables.
I will buy your car off you and I will pay you with the royal mint coins, will anyone accept them. Anyone selling their house I will buy with the same coins, will anyone do this
@@vitalhygiene3546 Were not Tesco's, the largest supermarket chain the UK, were just Joe Bloggs.
Here's an idea for the next one, try with Northern Irish money
Always a pain in the ass in England
Scottish money as well!
Or a Scottish £100 note
I was going to post about NI notes. I tried to pay with one a few years back and girl in shop refused. I said to her, you do realise NI is part of UK? Long story short, I got her to get the manager out who said to her, **yes, of course we can accept it**
“We are currently unable to accept SCOTTISH or IRISH notes".
So do they accept *NORTHERN* IRISH notes?! 🤣
None of them are legal tender so they do not have to accept them
@@makkapacca I was pointing out how stupid the sign is.
Ireland uses Euro, I wouldn't have expected them to accept them. Northern Ireland use Sterling.
@@shaymurphyphotog ahh yes ok. Well point still stands. But maybe they do accept NI notes who knows
I work in a supermarket and meet people like this every day! Luckily, the good customers make up for the bad. Just accept it and move on!
@Tech Overkill so what corrections are to be made? I’m sure you were able to read every word. It’s an online comment, not an important document, it doesn’t need to be spell checked anyway.
I work for Tesco's and I’m sorry for the absolute ignorance of the staff you interacted with. Also the it’s not legal tender lady broke Tesco policy when she bought a scratch card and didn’t get a receipt and get the receipt signed.
@Борець за свободу Lots of British people call it Tesco's. Just like a lot of people call Primark, Primarni
@@tanyamariebarlow9284 you need to learn how to spell before you can critisize anybody and it's people like you that GIVE SHOPPERS LIKE US A BAD NAME WHEN YOU ALWAYS THINK YOUR RIGHT WHEN THE RULE IS THE CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS RIGHT LEARN THIS OR LEAVE YOUR JOB
@@stevelightning hilarious! 😂
You came in there filming knowing you were going to cause a commotion. Pretty pathetic
I film everything
@@NewsNowYorkshire why? do you do pathetic shit like this 24/7? lmao.
@@NewsNowYorkshire Pathetic
Stand up for yourself man - the number of weak hearts commenting - I can only imagine you people are robbed daily - obviously you won't make a fuss - simply bend over and take it while defending coorperate entities
as soon as you mentioned compensation , it all goes smoothly lol
Read the lawsuit article where guy was awarded 5000 because he was arrested for paying with a 100 pound coin and looked at details on the Bank of England website. From across the Pond, thanks for the fine education on UK legal tender. 😎
This guy sounded exactly how I imagined.
One of life's walking laxatives just out to make other people's lives harder.
Why shouldn't he be allowed to pay using legal tender not his fault the store manager isn't clued up on her job when even her head office says they accept as payment the only person doing out wrong was the manager, and we have a go at the bloke filming, no wonder it's so easy to take away our rights when people take offence to other people showing what are rights are
@@MufcRedDevil His whole channel is about causing issues until it depends into a shit show. So the OP was correct.
Additionally, a shop has the right NOT to accept any money - even if it's the fucking Queen standing there paying for petrol.
He is a cock, and his channel is bollocks.
@@MufcRedDevil stop playing games.
We all know he did this deliberately, purposefully and intentionally to be an antagonist Just like all his other videos.
We all know he went out of his way to fabricate this incident.
A cyclist has the right to cycle down the a3 in the middle of the road but its definitely stupid to do so.
Who's playing games the more you back down to these bullies and sacrifice your rights the more rights we will lose
Maybe you should concentrate on protecting our rights and things we are allowed to do rather than try protecting someone who was proven to be in the wrong
Royal Mint guidelines advise that, although these coins were approved as legal tender, they are considered limited edition collectables not intended for general circulation, and hence shops and banks are not obliged to accept them.
Any shop can refuse any form of payment. However, the only recourse if the item purchased has already been consumed is to take court action and the coins can be used to settle the debt in court. Therefore the shop management may as well save themselves the hassle and accept them in the first place.
@@firestarter1888 or he could just not be an arse in the first place, and not knowingly head into a shop to pay with a coin he knows isn’t gonna be accepted.
@@almostanengineer Yeah but he got attention with the video, now didn't he! All about attention seekers these days!
@@uknighthuntingvision93 he's a clout chaser
Did you even watch the video haha
The more Tesco staff involved in resolving this fiasco the better because Every Little Helps !
Every little helps - lose market share
Even tescos head office said they would accept them. They have to take it as a payment of debt. But even bank's have said they take it as a payment of debt. When Tescos accept the £20 plastic notes they are losing more as plastic aint worth that much. So she's basically going against head office. Going to debt recovery will cost more than the price of fuel itself.
Not to mention the bad PR against Tesco's. Just a total balls up by the Karen and her disciples.
How do you figure a £20 note is worth less than a £20 coin 🤨 both have the same face value, and a bank note can be exchanged at the Bank of England for eternity.
@@almostanengineer I rather have precious metal fool
You can make a complaint to Chief Police constable against the officers, they shouldn’t ignore your situation
They are wrong! Wrong! And wrong again!! What gets me is these people are so quick to stand up and make fools of themselves, with total lack of knowledge for a business that will string them out to dry quicker than they can say MUG
I worked for tesco my manager tried to stop a shoplifter stealing alcohol he got into a chase just down the road. When the shop lifter broke my managers leg he was offered no sick pay because it was his decision to try and help tesco with theft. He ended up leaving shortly after
@Steven Pendlebury Exactly Steven, they should stop harassing decent people with their infantile games in order to carry out what is laughingly called an audit.
Im a busy lady your definitely not a lady running seven areas the only thing shes beem running is her month how did she get a manager job shes must have been under her boss table 😂 think before you speak and special when a camera is present
@@neildale7292 Tawdry response, probably even lower than your IQ🤣 I would recommend Grammarly.
@@neildale7292 I'd imagine she's now no longer working for Tesco after that performance. She made herself and Tesco look stupid.
That manager even has the Karen hairdo! She's a busy lady, you know. She's not got time for this!😆😆
Yeah, her cute little check-out job is the glue that holds the nation together...
@@jaredburgess8381 Yeah, like cheap sellotape....😄👍
😂😂behave!
It's why it's always best to promote Karen to manager. When dealing with Karen customers it's like an immovable object meets an unstoppable force
You people are the karens
“I’m not doing it. I’m not doing it. I’m the manager”
It’s not your garage. It’s not your money. Stop making it personal. Do your job and do it legally. Emotions have no place. You should resign as a manager 🤦♂️
Guess you have never had the status of being as high a manager.
I like watching Audits however many such as this one are provocative and argumentative and panadantic. Unsubscribed. I do agree the "Not legal tender" statement is ridiculous. Probably a few mums there doing their best to raise a family and this guy comes along with nonsense.
100% agree with you. I love audits but this is not about "exercising your rights", this is about being pedantic using a rare exploit.
Great to see the police not siding with corporations for a change 🙄
they clearly did though what did you watch?
@@probablecausetocheckhard-drive you need to learn sarcasm... he couldn't have been more sarcastic if he tried...
Or perhaps refrain from commenting if you don't wish to look foolish...
@@handyjayes1 you're right went over my head. forgive me everyone 😭😭😭😭👍
@@probablecausetocheckhard-drive lol... you had me seriously worried 👍🤘✌️👌
Well kind of.... they were encouraging him to pay "otherwise he'd get a charge in the post"
Someone has too much time on his hands... hands up to her, she was really patient. If he has a problem, take it up with senior head office management at Tesco, Not the poor guys in store who are just tying to earn a living and do their job as best as they can.
Exactly just pass it over to head office log it with the police as a theft and let him argue with Tesco's legal team
@@jimibaked4235 as a theft?
@@DubzCo yes and let him argue with there legal team
Bottom line - she took the money from him, and it was printed into circulation by the Royal Mint! Now she wants to have an oops moment because of her ignorance, and try to give it back despite reading that it's legal money from her own business site!
What about that is so hard to understand?
She was a typical Karen, she was dragged up rather than brought up, same with the other shouting Karen's, actually thinking they have a right not to be filmed in public.
This is Royal Mints fault. They sell these coins and justify the high price by putting the denomination on them - then they tell you 'commerative' coins can't be spent in shops.
The Tesco staff were so clueless.
You can't buy a sandwich with a £20 coin if they refuse to take it but they can't refuse to take it for the debt you owe them a debt after filling up with petrol.
It's not hard to understand and they're 100% wrong. It's VERY clear on the Royal Mint website.
yup, if they don't accept legal attender for settlement of the debt then the debt it written off.
No, no, no.
Legal tender is only for settlement of a debt IN COURT.
See black belt barrister.
You end up with the ludicrous situation where they sue you, you pay the £20 coin into the court and the court pays them out.
The fact that there’s £300 of fees is by the by.
@@StuBarfoot no, no, no.
You have to pay it into COURT to do that after they’ve sued you.
@@MrAndrewFarrow what happens to the legal tender they've accepted at the time for settlement of the debt? i'm open to being educated :)
what you're saying does make logical sense.
@@StuBarfoot the situation is bizarre, I grant you that.
I guess if she laid it at your feet she’s returned it.
See black belt barrister on YT. He says it’s ludicrous. Law often is.
Let's be honest these people were just doing their job, then you came here souly to test wether they would accept this coin or not and be a complete pain in the ass about it all the time while filming it from the beginning. They politely said they didn't know what the coin was and if it was worth anything and said that they did not want to take the risk of taking an invaluable item that could get them fired. I'm not siding with Tesco here and know it's their fault for not informing their employees about the 20 pound coin, but it looks like you just came here to get these employees as angry as possible.
Is it me or were those forecourt cashiers rude from the start, even before any coins were handed over, all talking amongst themselves, no acknowledgement of the customer at all.
Typical Tesco staff
Ide love to see someone go in there with a big 4x4 fill tank then pay in 1 p coins she would have a full on dummy out fit 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Caroline sounds like a Manager vs a "Shift Manager".
She listened evaluated and reasoned that the staff time expenditure and blocked pump is equating to must more that $20 already so let's end this now.
She walked up to the till, got $20 out of her wallet and ran it through, pocketed the coin, and sent an email to cooperate to let them know youtubers are making fun of us. AGAIN!
This slowly got more & more hilarious 😂
Best thing i've seen in yonks, Michael. Made up for the day, now !
The fact that a low level supervisor thinks she knows more than tescos website which would of been approved at the highest level 🤦♂️
The dismissive treatment began before you presented the coin, discussing future shifts/breaks, all three in conversation as if the shop was empty. Rude in the extreme, but typical of Tesco staff, and she claims to be a manager, probably a team leader for an extra 10p an hour. The only thing keeping her in job after this is her union membership.
You see that kind of dismissive attitude in all professions. They just seem to want to show how powerful their own personal ignorance can be lol
Jesus you guys have obviously not worked customer service
@@huwharries2716 so?
@@Ornamentmountain so I think it's unfair going against normal people like this mate
Lousheeny… go and dust the cobwebs off yer minge!
This is the type of man that gets his monthly uc payment and buys a load of these just to piss people off
I think people should stand up for themselves and I'm a 3rd line coms engineer - is that acceptable to you?
@@suleymehmet5214 didn’t ask… no bought these to antagonise them no one just walks in with that yes they are currency but they are used as collectors items
@@casparthomas4775
You highlighted a person's status to belittle their actions but if you lived for 500 years you wouldn't achieve a thing.
Stand up for yourself - don't support big business because they won't support you.
Also Educating people.
That officer has no clue what he’s talking about ! How embarrassing for the force, he just hates the fact that your being smart (but honest) and he can’t get one over on you ! That’s what you call coming prepared.
Not an officer or a constable just a uniform wearing PCSO!
Diversity and equality rules mean the Police cannot discriminate against useless idiots. Hence, why the force is full of them.
The officers also implied instructions to deal with it as a drive off
Well the officer is a moron, so of course he's going to hate someone being smart 😆
Typical of the filth. They're just goverment prefects.
Some people have too much time on there hands.
In America we have rarely used 2 DOLLAR bills. They are issued by the US MINT. A cop took a man to jail for using one.
18:30 - Come on mate - this is just a trap, isn't it. You don't check beforehand, to see if those coins are acceptable payment for the petrol station...while just happening to be filming, knowing this would create chaos. They're basically pissed off at you for wasting their time - naturally so.
@skinjim123 I think everyone is pretty much triggered by bullies.
@@debrarufini6906 Nonsense, the only bullies were the staff making drive off threats.
The only ones causing the problem were the Tesco staff, if your own fucking website states that you accept them you do exactly that. You don't cause a scene because you think you know better.
@@RandomGuy-ej9gr So he just happened to be filming while attempting to pay with these 'unknown coins?!'
Glad I no longer shop in Tesco.
She should contact Tesco Head Office to check if they accept these coins.
She is a immature lady. If I was Tesco bosses, I would not be happy with her behaviour.
@Ed Straker Banks may not accept them, but Tesco's head office clearly does 😂🤣
@Ed Straker They obviously have a way of dealing with these coins. Probably sell them on to a coin dealer or return them to the royal mint.
The way the three ladies are going on is like the money will be coming out of their pockets. Accept the coin and move on.
I'm not sure but I think it might if their till is down 🤷
FO, it does too, anyshop you are down on a till its your fault....
@@gpnorman9453 not at a major supermarket like Tesco.
@@AntmystaTV North Worth the Hassle. Cmon supermarket workers are always under the Kosh from Management.
The manager is incredibly dislikeable
The British twenty pound (£20) coin is a commemorative coin, first issued by the Royal Mint in 2013. It is minted in . 999 fine silver. Twenty pound coins are legal tender but are intended as souvenirs and are almost never seen in general circulation.
Seen more regularly these days.. especially on UA-cam..
1. Between the driver and Tesco there exists a debt.
2. Legal tender is defined as “anything recognized by law as a means to settle a public or private debt.” The national currency is legal tender in the UK. A creditor is legally obliged to accept legal tender toward repayment of a debt.
3. A £20 coin issued by the Royal Mint is statutorily accepted as national currency and thus full legal tender/
QED
(Manager: “It is legal tender but we don’t have to accept it” = an absurd statement!)
The Tesco manger is conflating this driver’s situation (tendering payment of an existing debt) with a situation in a shop where you pay at the check-out. In a shop, there is no existing debt, Title to goods has not passed. The prospective buyer accepts Tesco’s invitation to treat by offering to buy the goods, Tesco can accept or reject the offer. Totally different from paying for fuel in arrears!
Entirely correct, unless they have a disclaimer stating what they will accept as payment.
So if they specified on the pumps that no £50 notes or commemorative coins accepted, then it would change the argument
well put
'Why you filming us' they say while wearing a BODYCAM lmao and have CCTV all over the place
Body cams are CCTV and only store managers and duty managers have access to the footage when an incident happens and police on request when a crime is committed. Breaching this rule is immediate sacking for most companies. The footage is never available to the public like this public nuisance videoing for a reaction to get clicks and likes.
Unemployed public troll who's only income is from UA-cam ad revenue and subscriber donations.
@@AutisticCat who hurt you bro
This is the Royal Mint's fault. The Banks don't even accept the coins anymore, and it's the Mints fault. It's false advertising by the R.M.
What a waste of time that was, if you knew they can refuse you, why bother? Or did you just wanna get content for UA-cam? And generally annoy people trying to earn a living? Too many egos in this videos. That’s the problem with society.
I'm absolutely disgusted with the attitude of the police farce. And as for the tesco staff. A joke.
Meh, I'm used to it here in the north east of the UK, there's always people speeding or being idiots and not a single cop around to catch them in the act!
You ever worked in a supermarket? Its shit and you dont need this kind of bollocks when you just want to earn enough to live.
People will do anything to get a name of Karen for herself. Legal tender, just take the money, give a receipt... Simple. Throwimg the coin on the ground says it all.
Stand up for yourself woman
Job occupation? I go annoy shop workers and shove a camera in their face cause It makes me feel big, bruv.
Stop watching them.
And you gave him another view 👏
Not a shop worker now she’s sacked .
And it's paid very well too.😃
Julian Chamberlain is brilliant at the legal tender for fuel videos - doesnt apply to goods in the shop though
Agreed, but his name’s Julian lol
@@uktokers Thanks - bloody autocorrect
@@MKHNitro now I'm wondering how you spelt it...
Any UA-cam links?
it clearly states the 100 coin and 20 coin are legal tender, but that doesn’t mean a private business has to accept the 100 or 20 for payment, yes they can be used for debt but then that would mean I can clear my rent arrears with 100 coins because it’s a debt? You see how that argument is mooot?
Just because a coin is legal tender and was minted by the Bank of England. doesn’t mean I’m right, I could use a shilling in 2022 in a shop it’s legal tender? Would the shop take my shilling? No because it’s not in circulation, like the 100 and 20 coin?
People on the comments are not the brightest of sparks are they🤣🤣
You should go back to the same petrol station and repeat the process all over again...
Lol
Leave your car there and walk to the bank? That's hilarious!
This guy is a full on waste of oxygen. Why antagonise those poor, underpaid staff and film them without their consent.
My favourite bit is the young lad saying “I’ll buy it off you, I’ll give you a sandwich for it.” The guy was so dumb he didn’t even notice he’d been burned by a teenager. 😂
The best insults are the ones that go over heads like attics.
These Karen auditors are generally hated but they find like minded people online who thinks it’s funny to harass people. I’d so love to bump into this guy
see how the woman at 15.08 turned around and turned her body cam on ,they tell you not to film but they think its ok for them to film ,give a person a uniform and they think they have power lol .
Subject accesscrequest that bwc footage NNY
This happens everytime we come from Scotland to England, a lot of shops don't recognise Scottish notes... we have to go to the bank to exchange our notes to English ones
When your recording the counter staff there is a note stating they won't take Scottish notes!
Same here in Northern Ireland, we've to change all our notes to BOE notes as a lot of English places won't that them. we also have signs in a lot of our shops that they don't accept Scottish notes. Stupid really
@@SirMrShanks can you spend money in Scotland? I see Ireland & Scotland as family, love the place & the people ❤
@@SirMrShanks Asda takes NI notes in England, I often bring them back from NI when over there visiting family. Even the auto-tills accepts them no problem.
Poor old Hayley, made to look a complete fool. I suspect her 90 minutes of employment salary together with her crew of incompetents time Tesco more than £20. The police were their usual pathetic self.
You don't need GCSEs to be a cop, so you do the maths (because they certainly can't!) 😅
PCSO’s
I used to be a cop and I would have treated this as a civil matter between you and tesco. End of.
Why is anyone defending the guy filming he’s literally just wasting the employee’s time and the police time over a coin that obviously shops wont accept because people don’t use them as they are a collectors item. The way shops get their cash to the bank is via the G4S which is a uk company that grabs all the cash from shop retails and deposits it to the bank. Obviously £20 coins dont meet their criteria because their not in circulation so its got nothing to do with the shop rejecting it.
Legal tender
Kaye Taylor doesn’t matter if it’s “legal tender” the G4S won’t accept it from shops because it’s not a coin that’s in circulation and it’s their policy not the shops. You are able to get it converted by going to a bank but you cannot use these coins in stores
There’s no such thing as legal tender did she really say that 🤣😂🤣
It's a bit of a worry isn't it!
When she walked off with the coin I would have left, you already paid
I suggest that you visit the Isle of Man and buy some of their bank notes, then come back to England, Wales or Scotland and buying Petrol
She’ll be in Tesco’s Bank on Monday morning trying to bank it, can you imagine her face when the cashier refuses to take it…
Soon as the lass got managers job she got her hair cut to the Karens trim
Should have asked them to remove the petrol from your tank 😆
When she said have you got no paper. I was creased
Excellent. Now rub it in by submitting an invoice for your time spent trying to educate Tesco staff., due to Tesco negligently failing to do it themselves. Seriously, won't cost anything to try & I honestly believe Tesco should pay for your time.
Now if we're talking about your upset at the situation they caused, that's a different matter & a lawsuit will be required to recompense you. One for your lawyer.
Imagine being a Karen by picking out a retail outlet, arming yourself with a camera and walking in knowing damn well you're out to cause chaos 🙄
You see videos like this all the time with a same/similar stunt with just one goal......chaos and shaming strangers who were just going about their daily chores. Absolutely sad and a damning indictment of today's problematic society.
Legal tender...pluse NNY gets paid for videos and testing laws and how he is treated by doing absolutely legal stuff
Imagine being the type of guy who modifies his body unnatural puffed up and then starts calling a law abiding citizen names for doing his job and staying within the law while testing big business and attitudes to public
@@kayetaylor5551 he's exploiting what he thinks is a loophool in the legal system to cause as much chaos as he can to people who just want to get on with their jobs. The coins don't have to be accepted by businesses. It states that LEGALLY on the royal mint website CLEARLY, but clearly today's society feel entitled to make a scene until they can get what they want, and he is endemic to that. I can see you're one of those who sees the words 'legal tender' and immediately assumes you can use whatever you want because its covered by that blanket term. I bet you're a Karen too.
@@kayetaylor5551 and what the hell are you talking about....'puffed up'? Where is your Karen tirade taking you now? I don't understand?
Ps: "testing big businesses and attitudes to the public".... thats hilarious 🤣 Testing for what? You mean I can just walk in to a business, be an asshole and waste peoples time under the pretence of testing for the public? And when you dont get your way, I suppose you want to speak to the manager too, Karen?
it may be legal tender however the shop keeper has NO legal obligation to accept it! YOU ARE IN THE WRONG HERE! [ i am a coin guy!]
100% beat me to it
Nobody is forced to accept them.
When she said Leave your car there and walk to the bank 😩 as if 😂😂😂
Royal mint website does say they are legal tender. But also states:
"In practice this means that although the silver UK coins we produce in denominations of £5, £20, £50 and £100 are approved as legal tender, they have been designed as limited edition collectables or gifts and will not be entering general circulation. As such, UK shops and banks are unlikely to accept them."
The conundrum here, is that in the UK, fuel stations allow you to fill up first before paying. The fuel station needs to state with a clear visible sign what they will and won't accept as payment, as with some fuel cards and sometimes £50 notes. Or make customers pay first before taking the product.