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There's seems to be no end to the demise of paper, today. 
The other day we were somewhere paying for 4-5 bucks worth of something, and handed the cashier a card. The person scowled and said, "You don't even have 5 dollars on you?" With blank stares, we realized we didn't. I often don't these days and except traveling, we might not use cash, for days, maybe longer. Is this unusual or did we just run into an odd clerk?
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- There's seems to be no end to the demise of paper, today.
- I don't mind the bills, but getting change back is a pain.
- odd''lazy clerk?? of course using a card cost the store a littel.
- Followed a young fellow in grocery line last week
- My ex used to claim I was the only person she ever knew that would take off cross country
- If I have anything more then 20 bucks in my pocket
- Rember the TV commercials a few years ago?
- card vs cash
- I use cash exclusively in local stores
- Using cash in local shops raises your status above those who use plastic.
- Local shopping for me, is the grocery, couple hundred there, building supply, more hundreds there, Hamilton Marine, coup
- I use checks for larger purchases at places like Hamilton Marine
- I am amazed at how many people carry no cash....
- Local shopping for me, is the grocery, couple hundred there, building supply, more hundreds there, Hamilton Marine, coup
- Using cash in local shops raises your status above those who use plastic.
- "Put in on the card" Statler Bros?
- I don't mind the bills, but getting change back is a pain.