It’s crazy how cashless is quickly taking over

[PortCityProphet]

I just paid for something in cash 20 mins ago. And yesterday.
I dont mind cash, I use it to buy food and small things under $20.
Always need to have some emergency money, especially if your card gets hacked and you have to wait for them to send you a new one.
Keep $200 emergency in the crib just in case.
But I'm an old soul tho

 

[PortCityProphet]

That being said it’s going to be hard on homeless bums asking for money
“Hey can you spare a $1”
“Cash doesn’t exist anymore”
“Hit me on my cashapp!”

“how do you afford a cellphone bill?”

Bro no lie this exact scenario happened to me a couple months ago when I was walking into the grocery store.
Muafukka said I could cashapp him I shook my head and bounced

 

[Doobie Doo]

Only thing I use cash for these days is herbs

Brehs use Cash app

 

[King]

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what the fk is a PIN number?

Y’all on some new shyt now?

 

[ROFL_GUY]

no physical $$(physical $$ petro$) is backed by nothing physically

is it possible the #s on the screen could be wiped whenever necessary ??


look @ American automakers #theshift to electric .. the foreshadowing . we in the 1st 45min of the movie

 

[MikelArteta]

been that way in most places in the world for a while, hell ill pay things on my debit card that cost 1 dollar

 

[kevm3]

It's pretty intentional that everything is going digital so that they can eventually shut you out of everything when you don't comply... sort of like how on Steam if you do something they don't like, they can shut down your account and you lose all of your games. They make the path to dictatorship pleasurable. I use credit/debit cards for a lot, but in some instances there's a lot less worry with cash since you don't have to worry about a number getting stolen and people running up your card. The benefit and the downside of credit/debit cards are the records they create. You have proof of a transaction occurring but you also give up a lot of information about your purchasing habits.

 

[Master Teacher]

quickly lol
cash has been getting phased out since the invention of debit cards

 

[Nagarjuna]

Yeah, went to the barbershop a few weeks ago and my barber was like just Zelle or Cashapp me.

I'm like

So now basically about 99% of my transactions are cashless

 

[ROFL_GUY]

quickly lol
cash has been getting phased out since the invention of debit cards

debit cards been here for 55yrs

cac

 

[Koba St]

P

what the fk is a PIN number?

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

So if bank systems go down what are y'all going to do? I always keep $200 sitting around and $100 on my just in case.

 

[Master Teacher]

debit cards been here for 55yrs

cac

Exactly, it's taking 55 years to get rid of cash as the standard, it wasn't a quick process

and who you calling a cac you dumb ass c00n

 

[Mr swag]

Just realised today that I haven’t used a cash machine in almost a year nor have I paid for an item using cash in a long time. I’ve got 20 bucks in my wallet that has been there for a long time and I’m not even sure when I’ll use it or if it’ll ever be used.

I pay for everything with my iPhone and after getting an Apple Watch, it’s made it even easier to pay for things without getting my phone out.

The only reason I still remember my PIN number is because it’s the same number I use for my iPhone unlock

anyone else going completely cashless?

10 years late.
Those usher bucks would have got me.

 

[Payday23]

Paid cash yesterday for a bill. Had to use Card to pay the processing fee.