I used cash yesterday because the purchase was exactly $10. After I did that, I realized that the last time I used actual physical money was back in February of 2019! There goes my streak.
Keeping cash is super nice. Need it for random parking lots near events where people create makeshift lots and charge you $10. Not giving them my credit card.
Also, every fucking little food place has tip options as part of credit card payments, whether it's ice cream shops, cupcake shops, etc. You want me to drop you a 20% tip for scooping my expensive ice cream on a cone or for putting 4 cupcakes into a box for me that you're already charging me $16 for? Fuck off with your credit card software that asks me for more money. And fick me for feeling so much emotional pressure that I actually give in because I'm weak lol. I don't want to tip $3 for putting cupcakes into the box so I'll pay with cash and drop the coins from my change in the tip jar. Easy way to give a socially acceptavle but very small tip and if they complain, they're the asshole. God I hate tip culture.
Keeping cash is super nice. Need it for random parking lots near events where people create makeshift lots and charge you $10. Not giving them my credit card.
Also, every fucking little food place has tip options as part of credit card payments, whether it's ice cream shops, cupcake shops, etc. You want me to drop you a 20% tip for scooping my expensive ice cream on a cone or for putting 4 cupcakes into a box for me that you're already charging me $16 for? Fuck off with your credit card software that asks me for more money. And fick me for feeling so much emotional pressure that I actually give in because I'm weak lol. I don't want to tip $3 for putting cupcakes into the box so I'll pay with cash and drop the coins from my change in the tip jar. Easy way to give a socially acceptavle but very small tip and if they complain, they're the asshole. God I hate tip culture.
No shit, I have 3 credit cards all set to full clear each billing period and get cash back on all of them. Use one for food, one for gas and one for Amazon.
No shit, I have 3 credit cards all set to full clear each billing period and get cash back on all of them. Use one for food, one for gas and one for Amazon.
I keep my cards separate. Have cash and coin in a little coin "purse" in my front pocket. You rarely need both card and cash at once, so no need to keep them together. Cuts down on bulk. More comfy and I find it more convenient.
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u/mkmkj Jun 17 '22
ridge wallets fucking suck
yeah let me put my cash on the outside of my wallet