A social media post has gone viral after a customer shared an experience at a nasi kerabu stall in Kota Bharu, where they were allegedly not given 5 sen in change. The customer claimed the total bill came to RM51.95, but after paying RM52, the vendor reportedly declined to return the remaining balance, citing rounding practices.
5 Sen Change Dispute Sparks Debate Over Pricing and Fairness
The incident quickly drew attention online, with many users debating whether small amounts like 5 sen should be overlooked. Some argued that businesses often face challenges with coin shortages, while others stressed that customers are still entitled to exact change regardless of the amount.
Others suggested that vendors could adjust pricing to whole numbers to avoid such disputes altogether. The discussion highlights ongoing concerns about transparency, fairness, and customer rights in everyday transactions, even when it involves minimal sums.
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