re: This is me when I go to the grocery store.

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You probably buy organic, that's why. No one asks me when I buy my 2%.

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frick organic.

I drink whole milk bro.

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he says "frick no."

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The "frick" is there for emphasis. Consider it a firm no. There is no room for your second plea.

It may feel rude to you because at that time, the guy just wanted milk, not world peace.

I give to things and help people when I can but I detest pandering inside and outside of grocery stores. It's playing on people.

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My response:

No.

Because I don't base my decisions on emotional bullshite or peer pressure.

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My response:

Yeah, sure.

Because I probably should donate more and this is such an easy and painless way to do it.

I was going to say, am I the only one who usually says yes? I’ll always round up, sometimes will say no if it’s a whole dollar, but whatever, I don’t make any one off donations usually so ok sure I’ll do it if it’s a once every couple of months by the business.

Guess I’m an a-hole because I have no problem just straight up telling them “no”. But I also tell panhandlers “no” instead of “sorry, I don’t have any cash” like most people do.

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95% of people say "not today", like they will tomorrow.

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You just inspired my next response...

"Not after the huge donation I made yesterday."

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I was going to say, am I the only one who usually says yes? I’ll always round up, sometimes will say no if it’s a whole dollar, but whatever, I don’t make any one off donations usually so ok sure I’ll do it if it’s a once every couple of months by the business.

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I say yes pretty much every time, unless it's the second or third time they've asked in a month or whatever.

By my guesstimate, saying yes to donating a dollar has cost me roughly $20 or less per year. It's $20 I probably wouldn't have donated, so I'm glad they ask.

I'm not going to judge someone who says no either, but it's really not a big deal.

I don’t have a problem with saying no.