Ms. Sherbourne bought a candy bar costing 80 cents. She paid for it by presenting the storekeeper with a $5 bill. While this is not a legal tender, it is so customary to give change that the storekeeper would have to warn customers if he was only prepared to accept exact tender of the price of the goods.

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In many places, it is customary for storekeepers to provide change for larger bills, even if the exact amount is not tendered, unless otherwise stated.

Ms Sherbourne Bought a Candy Bar Costing 80 Cents