This morning's reminder why moving exclusively to digital currency is moronic.

[Dawg 'n IT]

Went to Bojangles for breakfast and despite the typical long Saturday morning line after 10AM it was moving fast. Turns out they were only accepting cash so those without were pulling out of the line.

This was the 2nd time this month this location's card processing was down.

In 2021, I was at a Publix the Friday before July 4th and their card processing was having a problem. It happens.

Now imagine if we didn't have the option to pay for goods anywhere with physical currency at any given moment. What if your purchase would be an essential item or service and not something you can just walk away from?

Why does our federal government need to push for a digital currency when private banks already provide a digital representation of our currency?

 

[DawgHammarskjold]

Went to Bojangles for breakfast and despite the typical long Saturday morning line after 10AM it was moving fast. Turns out they were only accepting cash so those without were pulling out of the line.

This was the 2nd time this month this location's card processing was down.

In 2021, I was at a Publix the Friday before July 4th and their card processing was having a problem. It happens.

Now imagine if we didn't have the option to pay for goods anywhere with physical currency at any given moment. What if your purchase would be an essential item or service and not something you can just walk away from?

Why does our federal government need to push for a digital currency when private banks already provide a digital representation of our currency?

Soros wants it and he gets what he wants.

 

[Eastmandawg]

Went to Bojangles for breakfast and despite the typical long Saturday morning line after 10AM it was moving fast. Turns out they were only accepting cash so those without were pulling out of the line.

This was the 2nd time this month this location's card processing was down.

In 2021, I was at a Publix the Friday before July 4th and their card processing was having a problem. It happens.

Now imagine if we didn't have the option to pay for goods anywhere with physical currency at any given moment. What if your purchase would be an essential item or service and not something you can just walk away from?

Why does our federal government need to push for a digital currency when private banks already provide a digital representation of our currency?

Why replace??….cause you just don't know who's touched it - 😏

 

[WyoDawg307]

Went to Bojangles for breakfast and despite the typical long Saturday morning line after 10AM it was moving fast. Turns out they were only accepting cash so those without were pulling out of the line.

This was the 2nd time this month this location's card processing was down.

In 2021, I was at a Publix the Friday before July 4th and their card processing was having a problem. It happens.

Now imagine if we didn't have the option to pay for goods anywhere with physical currency at any given moment. What if your purchase would be an essential item or service and not something you can just walk away from?

Why does our federal government need to push for a digital currency when private banks already provide a digital representation of our currency?

Absolute control > moronic idea.
Plus if "they" deem that you have eaten too much fast food for the month - digital currency can stop you from buying your biscuit and coffee.

They would tell you to go eat some bugs instead!

 

[mikul1]

Why replace??….cause you just don't know who's touched it - 😏

Your going with that lame excuse. What ever they do toyou and your family,, remember you requested the oppression with statements like this one.

 

[Eastmandawg]

Your going with that lame excuse. What ever they do toyou and your family,, remember you requested the oppression with statements like this one.

LAWD!….U did see the smile at the end, right?

 

[ugaboz]

cool man hope you got your jelly biscuit

 

[Section220Dawg]

Went to Bojangles for breakfast and despite the typical long Saturday morning line after 10AM it was moving fast. Turns out they were only accepting cash so those without were pulling out of the line.

This was the 2nd time this month this location's card processing was down.

In 2021, I was at a Publix the Friday before July 4th and their card processing was having a problem. It happens.

Now imagine if we didn't have the option to pay for goods anywhere with physical currency at any given moment. What if your purchase would be an essential item or service and not something you can just walk away from?

Why does our federal government need to push for a digital currency when private banks already provide a digital representation of our currency?

Carrying some cash a must these days. Computer systems constantly failing.