Paying cash with EXACT change neurotic?

what if Judas was paid with bitcoin?

 

I'm johnny cash.
Lower case.
I'm a cash kinda' guy.
I don't like to brag, but I make dozens of dollars.
I pay exact change often.
What?

 

I see it more frequently with elderly women

 

If I pay cash, I pay in bills and the change goes into my change jar. I never pull change out if my pocket except to put it in the jar. That said, I usually just pay with my card and move along.

 

Nope, I pay cash but usually with bills and expect the cashier to make change- I have lived in countries that expect you to have the correct change or at least close to the actual price in change- they look at you funny when you don't carry any change and they have to actually figure out the difference (always with a calculator if they don't have a newer register) I throw my change in a jar.

 

Once I break my folding money into coins it's as good as gone.

Speaking of OCD, if the tab comes out an odd number, e.g., $11.27, I'll check to see if I've got an extra single, and if so, I'll start digging for the .27 cents.

If possible, I'll pay $21.27 so I can an get a single $10 bill back as change.

 

Cash? A few things have happened since I stopped paying for things in Cash-

• The price of a gallon of gas-When it went crazy in the early 2000s I would be carrying wads of cash to fill my tank!
• Travel-I didn't like having a lot of cash on me in crowded areas.
• Getting paid monthly and direct deposit-The debit card has become king!

Used to be you could negotiate a better price with local providers
with cash. Not so much any more.

 

I always pay with exact change. Plastic works quite well for that.

Cash has become a fairly foreign substance with me. The bills are dirty and the coins weigh me down. In fact I'm willing to bet your toilet is actually cleaner than most singles 1955.

 

I pay cash for small amounts like that and do the same thing, try to get back a round amount. It doesn't always work: once I handed over extra so that I'd get back $5 and the cashier handed back five loonies.

I usually fish out the coins ahead of time, so that it's faster than using a card, anyway.

 

For me, THIS x eleventy billion. If I go get a coke, which costs $1.58, and I pay with $2.00, the change goes into my pocket. Even if I run another errand, and the bill is $xx.42, I will pay with bills and put the change into my pocket. This way, in a few months, I collect enough for a new pedal or gear. I've tried saving long term, but that doesn't work out. I have a clear plastic bucket, it's small and sits in my armoir. I used a hole saw to cut a hole in the lid. It's maybe 6" in diameter and 8" tall. Theoretically, it should nearly $1,000, but I've only ever saved up to a couple hundo, then hit the change machine at the bank. NOW, however, ALL the local banks have removed their change machines, and I have to roll that chit by hand. So now, I usually don't save more than a $100 in change before I roll it and count it. Oh, that reminds me: I bought a used Fulltone Soul-Bender last night, and I gotta spend the night rolling change. Dang it!

 

I just left your other thread '55, yes its Neurotic. Is it possible that you might be a little Neurotic? No offense intended sir. Have nice Day!

 

Yes I usually pay with the exact amount of cash, I've just paid the milkman this evening with the exact amount, I'll start putting my loose change on the windowsill ready for next week

 

If I could only spell antediluvian, yes.
When acquiring figgy pudding. Mostly pennies. Or hay pennies. Wooden nickels. All natural.

 

I like when the drive through attendant puts the coins on top of the bills, on top of the receipt so they slide off and fall to the drive through pavement. I wonder how much they collect at the end of the shift? At least I don't have to worry about getting out to pick it up.