What is something you have in your house that you're never going to use, but you have it just in case?

@HumanEarth If your potential partner in a transaction won't take cash - as many businesses and government agencies no longer will, there's unlikely to be a way you can somehow complete the deal by forcing it on them (geographic location notwithstanding.)

Like I won't I go to or do things I once enjoy things I used enjoy because they went cashless.

But if the world would stand up and refuse to use plasic. We wouldn't be facing this cashless world. Cashless is 100% traceable, were cash is not.

I do not like being track on my purchases, my location or anything. I like privacy

You Lose Privacy When You Pay Digitally or With a Card

It Could Be Harder To Control Your Spending

You Will Be Charged Fees on Transactions

Not Everyone Has Access to Electronic Payments (I Refuse To Part Of That)

@HumanEarth I agree with much of what you say and use cash wherever I can but I find 'cash only' totally impractical/impossibe in these times; unless I could somehow live as a totally self-sufficient hermit. Good luck with your crusade.

@nobodyishome
Must have been something you said to them...? 🤔

@saragoodtimes It is still good to have one. Our generator has seen a lot of use through power outages lasting several days due to hurricanes and one terrible freeze.

@exexec seems the only benefit is if power does go out for a little bit the garage door opener will always work

@saragoodtimes Well, that is something.

@calicuz I have a pair of Wrangler jeans that I wore in 1985. After I got sick with cancer I lost a lot of weight and tried them on. They fit but the denim was so much stiffer back then and they aren’t comfortable any more.

@cherokeepatti

I'm glad you beat cancer. 😌

@calicuz Thank you. They are checking me every 3 months because I had two different cancers and was precancerous for endometrial cancer. They plucked out everything but you never know. I feel a whole lot better than before. Just taking it one day at a time now.

@PrincessVelvet Hopefully not but you never know.

@Donotfolowme hold onto those, they come in handy for leaks and other such emergencies