Some good news!!

[RichTee]

NY State Senate Bill S326

Prohibits food-service and retail establishments from refusing to accept cash as payment for goods or services; calls for a civil fine if an establishment should refuse cash as payment.

www.nysenate.gov

 

[Harvey]

Can I drop a Jackson for more snowmaking?

 

[snoloco]

What's so good about this? I prefer to use card payment anyways and rarely carry cash anymore. It's a lot easier for me.

 

[Zykamps]

During my adult life cash has always been king. I use cards for gas, groceries, etc, but prefer cash for small businesses and personal transactions. I do think the coin and small bill shortage might force us towards cashless sooner rather than later...

 

[Harvey]

I haven't handled more than maybe $200 since covid. The thing I don't like about cash when skiing is the change. I end up losing it.

What I do like cash for is tips. I have no incentive to leave a nice tip if I think the person I am giving it to has to share it. Sometimes I leave an average tip on the card and add to it by putting cash in the hand of the person I really want to tip.

 

[Zykamps]

I despise those tablets that ask how much would you like to tip. Servers eyeing you like they're thinking big money big money no whammy no whammy. Always tip in cash and usually the tip will be much better anyway.

 

[tirolski]

Ain’t Huntah all cashless?
That legislation hasn’t been threw the mill yet.
Been in committee since 2019.
Is that good news?

 

[Campgottagopee]

What's so good about this? I prefer to use card payment anyways and rarely carry cash anymore. It's a lot easier for me.

Some of us still use cash.

 

[Tjf1967]

Some of us still use cash.

I get 200 per week to put in my pocket. I like cash cc are to easy to get out of control.

 

[Campgottagopee]

I get 200 per week to put in my pocket. I like cash cc are to easy to get out of control.

That's exactly what I do