96. You get used to never be soccer world champion
Btw a funny thing about the Netherlands is that you don't get one or two Euro Cents change back in supermarkets or whereever. Say you bought something that costs 99 cents and give one Euro, they just don't give you the one cent back. Is that common in the Netherlands? At least it was where I was a few years ago (Zeeland).
In Germany you always get your Cent. People would be upset if this cent was held back.
They'll give you back one/two eurocents change at Aldi [German chain of supermarkets iirc] but stores like Super de Boer and Albert Heijn won't do this.. They'll round up the amount there.. I think that's because it's really annoying when there's someone counting out like.. 76 cents in 1/2/5 eurocent coins.
It just takes some getting used to, I guess
Actually they just round the amount, not round it up. So for instance, if you buy something that costs 97 cents, you only have to pay 95 cents if you pay in cash, but if it were 98 cents it would cost you 1 euro. If you pay with your PIN-card, you do have to pay the orignal amount though. I thinks it's good, those little coins only clog up your wallet and nobody really wants them.
