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Input: I work as a cashier and cashiers always get the blame for company policy.  At the store I work at sends out text promotions occasionally to people who sign up with the text club.  The deal on this day was 2 lobster tails for $5 with a limit of two.  Lobster is super expensive so two for $5 is an amazing deal.  


People often come in and try a variety of different thing to get around coupon limits, splitting their order into two, having their kids pay for it at a different line, coming in a second time that day.  In cashier training our managers tell us all these ways people try to get around the limits and tells us that if we catch someone doing it we should not let them do so.  


The second order on my shift I run into a problem.  A mom and her kid come to my line and I notice that not only did they split their order into two, they actually split it into three.  I let the first two slide since "Two lobster tails for $5 (Limit 2)" could be interpreted as 2 orders of two lobster tails.  Once I got to the third order however, I told them that the coupon says limit of two.  


Mom: "Yes, but I split it into three orders"

Me: "Ma'am, according to company policy I can not let you have the coupon for this order.  I can scan it through at the normal price for you however."

Mom: "Look, I'm shopping for my disabled mother who can not leave the house so the coupon is really for her."

Me: "Unfortunately, in order for the coupon to be redeemed I would need her to be present with her own code."

Mom: "What do you not understand about she can't leave the house? Just let me have the lobster tails."

Me: "Ma'am, I'm sorry but I can't go against company policy."

Mom: "Well, I'll just leave and come back in then."  
Me: "Feel free two ma'am, but if I recognize you I still wont give you the deal." 

Mom: "Just give me the deal, because I can always just leave and come back."

Me: "Ma'm, if you leave and come back and I don't see you there is nothing I can do, but for now I can't scan it at the deal price."

(At this point I turn on my flashing light, which notifies the managers in the area that I need help)

Mom: "You scanned the first two orders, just scan the third one, my mother is disabled and she can't leave the house"

(My manager walks by and I get her attention)

Manager: Is there something wrong?

Me: "Yes, this customer split their order into three to avoid the coupon limit"

Mom: "Look, my mom is at home and we need to bring the lobster tails home for dinner tonight, it says limit of two, so two for my son, two for me, and two for my mom"

Manager: "Ma'am, this time I'll scan the lobster tails, but I want to make it clear that this is a one time exception."

&amp;#x200B;

So my manager scans the tails and enters the code. And they leave.

&amp;#x200B;

AITA?

refusing to go over the coupon limit for someone's disabled mom