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Do you pay with cash or card?
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this post was submitted on 11 Aug 2023
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Almost exclusively cash for groceries and outings. Most other things are ordered online anyway. You'd think that working in IT I'd be more progressive but I'm confronted with so much malfunctioning tech that I'd rather have a simple form of transaction I can rely on and keep track of easily. My bank probably has some sort of ancient database that nobody understands anymore since Larry who was maintaining it died of a heart attack two weeks before retirement and now nobody dares to touch it until it'll eventually fail and cause my card to lose functionality for 3 days. I'll stick with my coins.