I see card only businesses more and more often. I’m a crusty, old hold out. If a place is card only, I’ll go somewhere else, as long as that’s possible.
I see card only businesses more and more often. I’m a crusty, old hold out. If a place is card only, I’ll go somewhere else, as long as that’s possible.
I don’t disagree with the premise of the proposed law. But every new law adds a straw to our load. It is a simple straw in itself but with all other regulations it becomes more than we can handle.
Laws don’t fix things, let the marketplace decide, which is what you are doing.
An observation. Most immigrants, legal and otherwise operate with cash. CAsh and barter don’t go away, they are human nature.
I sometimes find the opposite. My barber is cash only. So is a small Italian grinder shop in Scottsdale the I sometimes patronize (good meatball grinders).
I'm with you.
Unfortunately travel is almost impossible without using a card.
You can't stay at a decent hotel without using a card.
You can't fly without using a card. You can't buy a meal in many airports with cash.
They will tell you that they are trying to weed out employee theft buy making you use cards, but I have my suspicions that it is an attempt to eliminated cash.
When I was in Economics class, way back in the mid-late 1980’s, all our cash said “This note is legal tender for all debts, public and private”.
Sure enough, just looked at a $10 bill and it’s still there.