When I was younger, probably to young to go into the drugstore by myself even in our small town, My mother would often charge her medicine. She would drop me off at the door, I guess the drugist knew what I wanted because something had been called in, and tell me to charge it. I would often get charge and cash mixed up. So when he said will this be cash or charge, I would say cash, and then we both would just stand and wait, he waited for cash and I waited for him to say O.K. or thank you so I would feel as if I could leave. I would say charge to myself all the way in to the store but once he said, cash or charge, the confusion set in.
A childhood belief about going shopping

others believed things like this
- I thought the 'dubbing mixer' on TV credits was the person in charge of stirring the make up for the actors.— Clive
- We knew a woman named Barbara Hannah, and I thought she was was in charge of Hannah-Barbara!Anon
- I used to think the lady behind the cash register at the A & P got to keep all the money in the drawer.Anon
- when i was young i used to believe a wake was when you waited for the dead person to wake upAnon
- In childhood, I waited behind the theatre, after the Cinema, hoping to see the artists came out .
— mprnair. - I waited for the mail to come on my 11th birthday so that I could get my letter to Hogwarts... It never came.— Charlie