Do you still say "Thank You" when the cashier hands you your change?

Yes, I say "Thank you" and I mean it. Those little courtesies work like a lubricant to go over the many sand that comes into the gears of human relations. And I'd add a smile, :) Independent of people's attitude, I enjoy to be friendly, and if a little service is on hand, I'm ready. Life's so much easier that way! Oh, Thank you for asking!

I do still remain polite in this society. I make sure I say thank you to the cashier when she hands me my receipt and my change. It is nice that people treat you with respect so I treat others with respect as well.

I try to. I try being nice to anyone, but sometimes, even cashiers get under my skin and don't conduct themselves in an appropriate matter. If they aren't nice to me, then I'm not going to be that nice to them. You get what you give in my opinion.

I always say 'Thank You' regardless how rush I am. I am afraid I don't think 'fast-paced' is a reasonable excuse not to say thank you as the magic word Thank You will only take 1 second to say, but will make people feel good all day long.

Always! Everyone deserves to be treated with respect and with politness. Be nice to everyone you meet for you never know who they really are!

Yes, it's in-built into me already.

Yes, I try to be polite at all times. It is just a small thing to do and could really make someone else a little happier. You are right that people don't appreciate others as much as they used to.

Of course I do. I would feel so rude if I didnt. I suppose I was brought up with manners and respect. No one is too busy to say thank you it takes a second and costs nothing.

I try to when I get my change. I also try to make small talk if I know they won't mind it. I wish them a good evening too. It's not that hard to brighten someone's day.

yes since I work at a grocery store so I feel like i have to so I usually say thank you every time.

Yes, and if I forget for some reason I always feel bad afterwards. The thing that really gets me is the people who don't say "you're welcome" or anything back to you. Let's not forget the ones who don't say anything to you at all and the only thing do is take your money. That really irrates me. I used to work in customer service and I always trained everyone to be polite and always make eye contact with the customers. Ok, off my little rant now. Sorry *blushing and apologetic* :-)

Common courtesies, and the rest of the little things, are just as important as the "big" things. So, yep, I say thank you, whenever I can.