Where do you keep your drivers license?
this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2026
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I’ve seen people shove it into their pocket raw. Fucking terrifying way to live.
I do this I used to have it in the back of my phone case but it doesn't fit in there anymore so now I put it in raw.
Fucking savages
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Up my ass like an uncivilized ogre.
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Well, I'm a millennial and a few days ago I saw a guy paying for his lunch with his watch. Needless to say, I was horrified
You'll have to kill me to make me give up carrying cash
I'm gen Z and I got a wallet but it's only as big as a card so it only holds cards putting anything else in is a hopeless attempt
I’m in my 50s and don’t have a wallet. Only my phone. I can conjure up a wallet if I have to, but it’s not a normal thing for me.
your age has been updated to 23, sorry, family gatherings might get awkward
Pretty sure that would be the least awkward part of my family gatherings.
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I have a wallet, it usually stays at home or in my bag. Can't remember the last time I needed something from it (although that may be my memory failing)
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Millenials also raise the roof when in the club.
The other day I saw a guy struggle for 2+ mins trying to scan his membership card on his phone to activate a gas pump. Meanwhile cars were lining up behind him, he was super flustered and eventually he had to pull around to the back of the line to try again. Have fun with your phone apps but that shit ain't for me, I'll just be an old dude carrying my cards around
Political?
[Imagine the 'into the square hole' format]
Where does the dept go? Into the phone.
Where do friends go? Into the phone.
Where does politics go? Into the phone.
Where does biometrics go? Into the phone.
Where does 2FA come from? From the phone.
Where does 2FA go? Into the phone.
God help you if your phone battery dies or your phone falls in the toilet
I’m a millennial. I dont carry a wallet but I have a wallet style phone case where I keep my cash and cards. Is that what they mean or does my phone wallet count?
You have a wallet large enough to fit a phone in it, i say that definitely counts
what about a phone big enough to hold a wallet?
A combination, phwallet, or wallphone?
It's not a phwallet unless it comes from the area of Phuket, otherwise it's just a wallphone.
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I gave up the wallet for a bit and then brought it back. Didn't like the card sleeves alone
Card sleeves are just a subset of wallets.
I cut a thin piece of leather, folded it, and sewed up 2 of the sides. It holds my license, credit card, Costco card, and a folded up $20. Pretty much unnoticeable in my pocket
I also had a homemade wallet for many years
I'm making one at the minute.
I'm late GenX, i have a wallet lying around, but it doesn't leave home if it isn't specifically needed. Most of the time my phone is enough.
I can't wait to get rid of my small satchel bag, currently I just have a small leather coin purse that can fit folded bills into for an small stack of cash but I need to keep my passport on me to often as a foreigner with a residency.
I don't carry a wallet since it was stolen last year.
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