Northeast Wisconsin feeling impacts of coin shortage

Cousins Subs locations are asking customers to round up their bill and donate change to charity.

HOPMAYER TALKS TOLOCAL BUSINESSESHAVING TO ADJUST.IF THERE'S ONE MORETHING TO THINK ABOUTWITH COVID 19, WHOWOULD HAVETHOUGHT IT WOULD BEA COIN SHORTAGE?WITH ECONOMICSHUTDOWNS ANDLESS CASH CHANGINGHANDS ... BUSINESSES..

RESTAURANTS ANDBANKS ARE NOWDEALING WITH COINSIN LOW SUPPLYIT'S JUST A MATTER OFTHE EBB AND FLOW OFHOW MUCH COIN IS INCIRCULATION.SOME BANKS SAYTHEY ENCOURAGEPEOPLE TO TURN INTHEIR OLD COIN JARS.WE WELCOME YOU TOBRING IN YOUR LOOSECHANGE AND WE WILLBE HAPPY TOEXCHANGE THAT AT NOCHARGE FOR CASHBILLS.MEANTIME ....COUSINS SUBS HASBROUGHT BACK ANOLD CHAIRITYPROGRAM .... ASKINGCUSTOMERS TOROUND UP ANDDONATE THEIRCHANGE.ALL WE CAN DO ISREACT, AND WELOOKED AT THEOPPORTUNITY ASMAYBE WE CAN DOSOMETHING GOOD FORSOMEBODY ELSE.

SO IFGUESTS CAN'T PAY BYCREDIT CARD OREXACT CHANGE, WEARE LETTING THEMROUND UP AND THATCHANGE WILL BEDONATED TO THELOCAL BOYS ANDGIRLS CLUB.TAG OUT.LOCALLY SOMEBUSINESSES LIKEKWIK TRIP ANDWOODMAN'S HAVEPOSTED SIGNS OVERTHE LAST MONTHASKING CUSTOMERSTO PAY IN EXACTCASH WHENEVERPOSSIBLE TOALLEVIATE THESHORTAGE.STILL AHEAD ..AS FAR AS LOOKI