Do you carry cash?

[iamjs]

[shafnutz05]

Yes, but I only use it in emergencies.

[blackjack68]

Gas is cheaper with cash and some local watering holes are "Cash Only" establishments. So yes, usually up to $50.

[Dickie Dunn]

Depends if I already spent the cash I had on me since the last time I decided I should start carrying cash. The answer to that is usually yes, so the answer to this is typically no.

[Morkle]

I pretty much carry like $1-$5 in my car. All other times, I use card/Apple Pay. If I need cash, I guess I ATM it like Wayne Brady.

[iamjs]

I keep a $20 in my sunglasses storage in my car and another $20 in my wallet.

[Kaiser]

Weed is usually cash only.

[skullman80]

I honestly can't remember the last time I had cash in my wallet.

[Willie Kool]

Yes

[Viva la Ben]

Cash me outside, how bout dat?

[shafnutz05]

Yes

[eddy]

1,5,6 for me

[DigitalGypsy66]

Never have cash on purpose. I use mostly debit card, as Google Pay isn't available everywhere yet.

[Pavel Bure]

Weed is usually cash only.

Venmo

[tifosi77]

I have a couple hundo in my car that's there for bug out/shtf purposes. Other than that, I usually only carry cash around my birthday because my in-laws still feel compelled to send me $50. (Honestly, guys, we're 15 years on. I'm all-in here; you can just text me HBD, I'm cool.)

Rewards program credit cards that I pay off every month.

[Kaiser]

Weed is usually cash only.

Venmo

I'm buying at a store homie, not my cousin's felon girlfriend. Gotta pay for the new tunnel.

[willeyeam]

Yes when I do
No when I don't

I don't actively ensure I always have X amount on me but if I need it for something I'll take 60 bucks out or so and just spend cash over the next week or so until I'm out

[Lemon Berry Lobster]

Weed is usually cash only.

Had a buddy write another buddy a check in high school for some

[MrKennethTKangaroo]

based on recent history it looks like i withdraw about $100 of cash a month. usually spent on:

beers outside of pnc park
coffee/tips for coffee
generally any other situation where a cash tip or cash payment is more beneficial to the vendor
etc etc

[mikey]

Yes when I do
No when I don't

I don't actively ensure I always have X amount on me but if I need it for something I'll take 60 bucks out or so and just spend cash over the next week or so until I'm out

Same.

[Willie Kool]

Most strippers don't like it when you try to swipe a card...

[tifosi77]

"Insert chip"

[iamjs]

I usually only carry cash around my birthday because my in-laws still feel compelled to send me $50. (Honestly, guys, we're 15 years on. I'm all-in here; you can just text me HBD, I'm cool.)

My grandma up until this past year did something similar. She'd usually send a crisp $20 every year for my bday. I wanted to tell her that she didn't have to do that, but didn't want her to be offended.

A few years ago, she changed it up on me and instead sent me a $25 gift card for Xbox Live. Want to guess who doesn't have an Xbox? At first I thought "well that's interesting. I never really mentioning anything about video games around her, and how did she know what xbox was?" Well apparently she did the same thing with all of the grandchildren, which had them all just as puzzled.

[Shyster]

Usually keep somewhere around $100 to $150 or so in the wallet, and I'll pull more cash when it drops much below $100. I don't spend cash very often, but I want to make sure I have enough on hand to handle an emergency.

[tifosi77]

A few years ago, she changed it up on me and instead sent me a $25 gift card for Xbox Live. Want to guess who doesn't have an Xbox? At first I thought "well that's interesting. I never really mentioning anything about video games around her, and how did she know what xbox was?" Well apparently she did the same thing with all of the grandchildren, which had them all just as puzzled.

That is a super grandparent thing to do, I think it's adorable.

"What do the kids like these days?"