The argument is that transactions will be faster, etc. I don't have the problem now with my debit cards and credit cards. They charge and snatch their [BLEEP] out faster than you can blink. When you need a refund though? They drag it out like USPS and you're lucky to get it back in a week from my experience. I don't think it's good, overall, it's not good.

It's forcing you to get onboard. If you don't like banks today, and, you're old school and you keep your cash and coins out of the bank, and, nobody would blame you for that, just look at 2008 and recently with that big bank in Silicon Valley failing it's base. You're forced to get on board here. The other problem, which I think is most important. Just privacy. The banks and the Government don't need to worry about where my money is going or why I am saving it. I worked for it. I paid my taxes on it and pay my taxes when I buy [BLEEP] with it. So, kindly, [BLEEP] off on down the road.

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