Who, besides drug dealers, uses $100’s?
Are you a little kid? Grownups use big bills when buying large items, like a boat or a motorcycle or a trailer.
Watch “PAWN STARS” on the History Channel
Pay their customers in cash with $100 bills.....
Everyone in my family carries a hundred dollar bill tucked away in a secret place separate from the wallet or purse. This is for use only in dire emergencies, and woe to my child who cannot produce his or her bill for my inspection when summoned.
This is a long-standing family tradition, although in days gone by it was a $5 or $10 bill. My grandma used to say, you can’t solve every problem with a sawbuck, but you sure can solve a lot of them.
Ever been to the bank on the 1st or 15th of the month? Many people cash out payroll checks in cash.
I do. Even though they aren’t worth what they used to be, I use them as a way of budgeting myself. And I think the drug argument is a mainstream media ploy telling us we shouldn’t use cash. Cash is the greatest protector of our privacy and freedom. Imagine BO & Co could decide they didn’t like your conservative politics and could turn off your cards. DHS has already started painting us a right wing kooks. Cutting off our money is one way to stop us. And you can cut off cards, but you can’t cut off cash.
Also, I have absolutely no debt because I try and pay everything via cash or check. No way to get in trouble if you do that. Cash is freedom. And who is against freedom?
Here in the DC area, every once in a while I go to an ATM and punch in “$100” expecting 5 crisp new $20 bills to shuffle out. Instead, one $100 bill is dispensed. It’s actually a bit of a letdown.
Bank of America ATMs, in particular, seem to be stocked with $100s.
These new C notes could be unhealthy when used snorting cocaine. It’s a public health issue and the government is taking care of its own.
I do. I keep one or two in a compartment of my wallet, in case my credit card ever gets declined for whatever reason.