Why I Prefer Card Payments Over Cash Despite the Trend
By
mikece
Not artisan, but a perfectly fine bagel. Hits the spot.
Summary
The author discusses the trend of people returning to cash payments, particularly among younger generations (Zoomers), but explains why they personally prefer using cards over cash despite trying to reduce smartphone dependence. The article presents a balanced perspective on the cash vs. digital payments debate, acknowledging the benefits of cash while advocating for the convenience and efficiency of card payments.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledI'm especially seeing Zoomers in my circles go back to cash in a big way, for what are positive and heartening reasons
I'm trying to reduce my smartphone dependence by offloading as much as I can from its black rectangular confides
Cash should be an option, but I'll stick with cards where I can
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