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Input: I hate getting receipts when I don’t need them. I’d rather not waste the paper just to have it end up being more trash in my car door. Usually I’ll decline them if the cashier asks me, otherwise I ball them up and throw them away.

I went to Walmart with my girlfriend to get groceries. We only needed a couple of things, so we had one bag and a gallon of milk. We checked out with a cashier, (near the door,) and they hand me the receipt. I take it, tell them to have a good day and go on my way. I instantly ball it up and put it in my pocket so I can throw it away in the trash immediately outside.

I frequently get stopped by the door greeter when I’m leaving at this Walmart and it always annoys me. I don’t think I even look or dress shady. But this time, the greeter saw me come out of the lane with an actual clerk. She watched my girlfriend and I walk towards the door and steps in front of us before we make it to the door. She asks for the receipt and I look at our basic groceries and say “really?” She says  they just have to check sometimes. She holds out her hand and smiles and I roll my eyes because I know she wouldn’t randomly stop others, and I drop the balled up receipt in her hand. She’s kind of shocked but starts to open it. I wait until it’s open and start to walk out. I didn’t even give her enough time to read it. She says “wait, do you want your receipt?” and pushes the receipt towards us and I pull away and say “nah, you can keep it.”

She ended up pushing it in my gfs hand only for us to throw it in the trash outside. I know she couldn’t have done anything with it besides throw it away in the trash can beside her set-up, but being stopped irked me. My gf says I should include that the lady was in her 60-70s. But does age really matter? Idk, but AITA?

telling a Walmart employee to keep the receipt