Quote:A business here would have to close its doors within a week if it adopted that policy. It wasn't always like that, though, because nearly everyone paid with cash then. Signs of the times, I suppose. However, on a bike ride not too long ago, I stopped to fuel up at a little rural Mom & Pop place that still uses old analog pumps with the scrolling number wheels. Paying at the pump was not an option. I hadn't seen that in years. In another sign of the times, I just happened to be lucky enough to have cash on me to pay for the gas. 

 

It only cost me $38.50 to fill up. You folks have to pay for your free healthcare, though.

80% of what I talk about is nonesense.. the other 25% is made up statistics...