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06-12-2018, 08:53 PM
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I wonder if the Supreme Court would agree that, on religious grounds, a store owner could accept only holy relics as payment?
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06-12-2018, 09:45 PM
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I support businesses that only take holy relics as payment.
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06-12-2018, 09:52 PM
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Brinks, Loomis, and a few other companies are probably a little uncomfortable with the thought of growing "cashlessness".
Hard to see how the practice is discriminatory, as I believe even government assistance is provided in the form of ebt. Even most basic checking accounts offer debit cards linked to the account. Cash is very inconvenient (for me) - either I take out a large amount and carry it around or it's a constant hunt for another $$ machine. Electronic is so much more convenient. Most of the time I just carry my phone and try my darnedest to use retailers that accept ApplePay or other form of electronic transfer. I used to swap my phone back and forth from a protective bumper for cycling/skiing/etc and a leather flip case with 2 card slots for business/casual. Now I just leave it in the bumper case. My wife saves me from washing dishes in restaurants - she carries a wallet full of CC's and bails me out when going out for dinner. There is an accompanying obligatory roll of her eyes and an admonishment for not carrying a wallet like every other human. She just doesn't get it  Millenial ... I wish. LOL
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