Bank notes

[wm02]

Like to have at least 50 in my wallet.
That being said, my kids have sort of sixth sense for when I have cash and it disappears quickly

 

[bigjonny]

I was talking to the lad that runs The Bard pub in Prescot, he pays between £1700 and £1800 a month in bank charges for processing electronic payments, and he’s only open 4 days a week. In places like that I try to pay cash , cards anywhere else.

 

[LEONARD]

Having a wad of cash on the hip makes me feel happy and contented.

When pubs used to close between 3-5pm, I would frequent drinking clubs around Matthew Street, prior to tourist gentrification.

Used to enjoy seeing some local 'business men' pulling out massive lumps of £20 notes, and buying drinks all round.

 

[anjelikaferrett]

I'm going more back to cash just lately. The place where I get my nails done is cash only- which probably means I'm helping to support slave labour, same when I go and exploit the Eastern Europeans in the hand car wash.
I always tip with cash for the reasons mentioned earlier.

 

[YoboCopter]

Always have card cash and a 50 bag

 

[anton66]

Cash is king.
Went to a bar up in the Lake District and ordered a few drinks. The Barman said card only which I replied sorry I only have cash, I’ll just leave it then. He took the cash of course.

 

[SerenityNigh]

Anyone carry around hard cash anymore?

Met a Freemason on holiday who told me to invest in bricks and mortar. Hold hard cash.

Lads? Ladies? Thoughts?

Is fiat going bust? Will my house be raided as I typed Freemason on a website?

Tories crash the economy to steal my bank money?

Carry cash on hand quite a bit, but only for small stuff like lunch. It helps in two ways: watching the cash leaves my hand helps remind me that all little costs add up; cash payments don't show up on the credit card bill so the lovely Mrs Nigh doesn't intrude and ask how many times I've been out to lunch over the last month when the bill comes in.

 

[Kurt.]

Always have money on me.

What if someone tries to mug me and I've got nothing to surrender?

They’ll only be after your biscuits anyway

 

[PhilM]

Anyone carry around hard cash anymore?

Met a Freemason on holiday who told me to invest in bricks and mortar. Hold hard cash.

Lads? Ladies? Thoughts?

Is fiat going bust? Will my house be raided as I typed Freemason on a website?

Tories crash the economy to steal my bank money?

Did he do a funny handshake, ask you to put an oversized dress on and play with your left nipple? If the answer isn't yes to all three, they weren't a Mason.

 

[tommye]

Always have money on me.

What if someone tries to mug me and I've got nothing to surrender?

Use your karate on them mate...

 

[Rita_Poon]

Use your karate on them mate...

Does that qualify as a double shot to the heart?

 

[tommye]

Does that qualify as a double shot to the heart?

And you're to blame?

 

[Rita_Poon]

And you're to blame?

(I forget who it was, but it was a class read, lets say....) Zat gives 25 year old pensioners a bad name....

 

[d34noj]

And I thought I scraped the barrel with thread topics.

You do.

 

[LEONARD]

Major investment into EFC on it's way.