I used to believe that you weren't allowed to spend change. I bought something at this elementary school book sale and got change back and wanted to buy something else but thought I couldn't.
A childhood belief about money
others believed things like this
- When I was younger, I wanted to marry Willie Nelson so I wouldn't have to change my name.— stacy
- I used to believe that if a item wasn't "on sale" then you weren't aloud to buy it.— Meagan
- When I saw signs stating "Lots for sale" I thought it meant that there was a lot for sale.— Robin
- Up until I was about seven, I thought soda pop was alcoholic and that's why kids weren't allowed it.Anon
- I thought change was the store's way of saying thank you.— Madeline
- When I was 6 I truly thought that if something was £50 and you gave them £30 you got the goods AND £20 changeAnon