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Who can help me explain this sentence? Thanks!

 
 
Nancy88
 
Reply Mon 2 Apr, 2012 03:23 am
He rang in "No Sale" a few times, pocketed the customers' money and took to the street.

BTW, the sentence is talking of a poor boy who stole money. What does the phrase "No Sale" mean?
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Reply Mon 2 Apr, 2012 04:14 am
@Nancy88,

"No Sale" refers to a feature on an old-fashioned cash register.
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Cash registers include a key labeled "NS", which is abbreviated for "No Sale", and opens the drawer,
printing a receipt stating "No Sale" and recording it in the register log that the register was opened.
wikipedia

so instead of doing his job as a cashier, he decided to turn to a life of crime by taking the store's money and running away...
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