Cashless can destroy the small businesses but it's definitely going in that direction...

I legit cannot see point in carrying around loose papers.

I believe that’s the future of financial visibility if going cashless and everything will be virtual control of funds

Over my (non-responsive and devoid of all sustainment functions) body. No thanks

Yeah, and then what happens when the US loses its value. Which, who knows- can happen.

I mean my whole argument for this theory is what happens when everything crashes. Just like when the Stark market crashed, you're going to want to have something to fall back on

No guarantee that power will be available during storms or catastrophic events to be cashless. Small businesses will need to absorb the cost of fees charged by the system or pass on to the customer which hurts them. Already have businesses and services charging the customer directly the fee to use a card. Although there are some countries where no cash is accepted for service or goods.

I think that things are going in that direction but people will always keep them some cash to the side. Which money will never be gone.

All things eventually come to an end, including the electronic era. And with no cash system as a backup, then what??

Absolutely not that's the worst thing you could do

No cause things electronically break down and you would be left hanging without funds.

I believe that will happen eventually, but I do not think it’s a good idea. What we do with our Bunny should be private.

No, why would you want the government tracking everything you do?

I don’t think this would be the best idea, so no thanks

No

I like my cash

No

No

Hey

No