The Cashless Society

It still catches up with you in the end....

That's why most people have several cards.

All right, I admit it, this is just my way of getting a bigger share of today's pi.

It has nothing whatsoever to do with the Sunday after the first full moon subsequent to the equinox.

Does eliminating cash transactions create a virtual wall?

I'm still hanging onto my twenties. Someday, they'll be worth something for the paper content.

I use a credit/debit card to buy groceries, use a EXXON card or filling up the tanks. I Also use credit/debt card at the pharmacy for scrips and other items they carry. I also like to carry cash if I need to buy other small things and are under $4 dollars, I never use the cards to pay for. Donuts, coffee. When we dine out, we always pay cash. That's mainly because it's easier for me to pay right then, and when I get my credit card bill I won't faint in shock.

I give up chocolate, makes the Easter eggs taste so much better.

Today's pi, on pi day?

Move to India, where they've banned all denominations of $8 or so, and above.

Interesting comment. We used to have $10,000 and $1000 bills. They were pulled, presumably because they were thought to aid in large drug transactions. Looking ahead, I've begun converting my 50's and 100's into twenties. How's that for trusting the government.

Just noticed your sig line. How about:

For every long and difficult road, there comes a turning, and after that turning comes another long and difficult road.