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AT CASHIER`S WINDOW counting cash collecting stories

AT CASHIER`S WINDOW counting cash collecting stories

By: MADHAVII ROY
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Every transaction in life is more than just numbers on a receipt. Behind every coin that changes hands, behind every note we slide across the counter, there’s a person, a memory, a funny moment, or sometimes even a life lesson.

This podcast is my way of opening that window a little wider, and inviting you to listen in. Each week, I’ll share light hearted stories, small slices of everyday life, and some quirky experiences — the kind of tales that remind us that the ordinary is never really ordinary.

MADHAVII ROY Social Sciences
Episodes
  • “A Missing Note. An Honest Heart.”

    “A Missing Note. An Honest Heart.”
    Nov 25 2025

    Today’s story is about a small amount… but a big honesty.

    On the last day of the year, a ₹100 note went missing…and on New Year morning, it came back with dignity. ✨
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    6 mins
  • Sign on two withdrawal slips

    Sign on two withdrawal slips
    Nov 19 2025

    Today’s story is about trust… and how even the people closest to us sometimes break it.

    Sometimes fraud doesn’t come from strangers…It comes from the people we trust the most.
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    6 mins
  • The Cheque with the Wrong Date

    The Cheque with the Wrong Date
    Nov 16 2025

    Today’s story is about a man whose smile could light up our entire branch. But one day… his reaction left all of us completely shocked.

    This story is true, but the name has been changed to protect the dignity and privacy of the real person.
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    9 mins
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