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Codeine

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20. Budgeting is budgeting, cash or card should make no difference.
Mon Jul 13, 2020, 05:34 PM
Jul 2020

Cash is rapidly becoming defunct in an electronic economy. It’s an anachronism even now, IMO.

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I brought $10 in change to a local retailer of ours on Friday and they were very grateful TeamPooka Jul 2020 #1
I generally try to have enough coins to just get my change in bills Siwsan Jul 2020 #2
me, too. I use the drive through for all transactions, too. CTyankee Jul 2020 #8
Didn't know there was a coin shortage. I guess I shoud doc03 Jul 2020 #3
Yep MissB Jul 2020 #21
I always tell the proprietor of produce stand I use to not bother giving me coin change back wishstar Jul 2020 #4
I do the same. n/t phylny Jul 2020 #18
? at my Kroger the change is returned via machine Skittles Jul 2020 #5
Well, it's due to a coin shortage, not anything to do with cross contamination Siwsan Jul 2020 #7
A lot of places with coin machines, and bank branches where you can bring rolls... JHB Jul 2020 #10
ooh Skittles Jul 2020 #14
Geeze, you're right - my bank's lobby just re-opened 2 weeks ago. Talitha Jul 2020 #22
This move to cashless I_UndergroundPanther Jul 2020 #6
I was always a cash person, too. Now I'm about 50/50 Siwsan Jul 2020 #11
I used to do what you did. But the card is better. I can easily track my store purchases each week CTyankee Jul 2020 #13
Budgeting is budgeting, cash or card should make no difference. Codeine Jul 2020 #20
Might be addressing the reported coin shortages peggysue2 Jul 2020 #9
It is due to the coin shortage Siwsan Jul 2020 #12
Ahhh, so I was the same as our announcement then peggysue2 Jul 2020 #17
Trump's Federal Reserve in action! struggle4progress Jul 2020 #15
Since Covid, I only keep the bills anyway and let them sit in the bag for a few days. I figure dameatball Jul 2020 #16
A lot of places prefer that people don't pay in cash because of Covid19 progree Jul 2020 #19
I've used cash only once since about Feb. It's dirty stuff. nt eppur_se_muova Jul 2020 #23
I found out that there is a shortage in my area. Stores will helpisontheway Jul 2020 #24
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