[Lonely]

getting the re up with 1400 was always a stressful situation

[A +]

A couple of thousand. I usually only carry $200 max with me and leave the rest at home.

[BTC]

Yeah for countries that aren't tier 1 would make sense to sometimes carry cash but me in Canada can't imagine using cash, I hate lending money to losers because they don't have a bank account and try to pay me back in cash then gives me the burden of having to spend it or put in bank myself, not worth it to me.

Yea I bet there is a lot of homeless people walking around asking for spare change as well 😏

Problem with cash for me is that it took a long time to learn not to over spend or lose my money. Nobody likes carrying around a shit load of small bills or coins, makes it so hard to keep track of your money. But yeah if I were fortunate enough to live there, I am sure I would have the same views. I have not much knowledge on the banks there, but probably a lot more stable than my country is for sure

[Lonely]

Heres a little proof because nobody believes a post from someone saying they have a couple grand cash. And I felt like flexing on the kids of HF
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[so123random]

Yeah for countries that aren't tier 1 would make sense to sometimes carry cash but me in Canada can't imagine using cash, I hate lending money to losers because they don't have a bank account and try to pay me back in cash then gives me the burden of having to spend it or put in bank myself, not worth it to me.

But that makes you very transparent. They can figure out where you have been and can assume what you bought. I personally do not like that feeling

More and more countries try to go fully digital. (money wise) But that all comes at the cost of losing privacy. And if they block your bank accounts then you have a serious problem :)

[Cryptod]

30K when I wanted to change from Wells Fargo to Chase but didn't want to do the wire transfer because I was pissed off at WF.
Was like for like 2 minutes 2 years ago haha

When I took it out they had to call like 2 different people over and shit taught i was shady af lmfao

[Korvo]

When I went to buy my car, I had 4k on me. It felt pretty nice having all that cash, but when I spent it that feeling went away quick lol.

Normally I never carry that much cash around on me, it was just a one time thing. Other than if I am buying a big ticket item I very rarely carry cash on me. Debit is just a lot easier imo.

But hey, some people really like the feeling of carrying cash.

[Bob White]

I think $8000 when I paid off my truck in cash was the most I've physically carried.

[Sunniebeta]

I think $8000 when I paid off my truck in cash was the most I've physically carried.

Damn, good shit bro!

[BTC]

More and more countries try to go fully digital. (money wise) But that all comes at the cost of losing privacy.

You are correct, and make a very valid point. Although cash in some countries such as America may be better in terms of privacy, but still not as much people may think.

In terms of privacy I only use privacy oriented currencies such as Nano, Monero,ZEC and other great technologies.

[Porn]

Most cash I've had in-hand was $50k after selling 2 family owned vehicles. Most cash I've earned myself in-hand probably $4-5k at once, never carry money on you.

[smokedowt1]

Yeah for countries that aren't tier 1 would make sense to sometimes carry cash but me in Canada can't imagine using cash, I hate lending money to losers because they don't have a bank account and try to pay me back in cash then gives me the burden of having to spend it or put in bank myself, not worth it to me.

omg this speaks to me lol. people who always you to order stuff from them. i even have friends who i ask them to pay in on something with me and they instantly say no but ask whenever i hand something on hand

[itcorp]

I avoid carrying large sums of cash,I mostly keep everything on a card that is securely placed in the Faradey cage.But several times i carry 1000e.

[Dope]

Why such retarded questions in the lounge? Who carries cash anymore?

This pretty much. I don’t carry cash pretty often, unless I go to a coffee shop where they don’t accept credit/debit cards.

[iNuke]

I once walked around with like 1k but that was when I sold a pair of shoes. Otherwise, I use cash a lot but I avoid having too much on me.