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A recent incident at a Taco Shop located at Hillside and Central has sparked a debate on social media. A customer reported that after paying for their order in cash, they did not receive the correct change. The total bill was $5.53, and the customer paid with $6. The employee at the drive-through window explained that due to the discontinuation of the penny, they now round up. However, the customer pointed out that the rounding should be to the nearest nickel, dime, or quarter, not to the nearest dollar. This incident has raised questions about the practice of rounding up and its implications for customers. Read more about it here…