- Week 1: $5 gets you four loads and leaves you with a balance of .80
- Week 2: $5 gives you $5.80 which gets you five loads and leaves you with a balance of .55
- Week 3: $5 gives you $5.55 which again gets you five loads and leaves you with a balance of .30
- Week 4: $5 gives you $5.30 which once again gets you five loads (can we talk about how unlikely it is to have an uneven number of loads of laundry every week?) and leaves you with a balance of a nickel.
- Week 5: $5 gives you $5.05 which only gets you four loads and leaves you with a balance of .85
- Week 6: $5 gives you $5.85 which is five loads and leaves you with a balance of .60
Anyway, this goes on and on and on, and it takes a total of 21 weeks to get your card down to a zero balance so you can either do your laundry elsewhere or start the whole thing over again. This ensures they keep you on the hook to use their laundry room and card service for an extended period of time or they get to pocket some extra money from you. Granted, it might be as little as a nickel, but still. Sometimes it amazes me what the Bastards (Bastards = Some people who control shit) will do to get over on you.
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*shakes fist into the air in solidarity of frustration* BASTARDS!
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