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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Michael K, post: 3147000, member: 78298&quot;]You still need to have cash as a backup in some kind of emergency.</p><p>Even if it is 10% or less of transactions, you still need to have it &quot;just in case&quot;.</p><p>There is no indication that the presses are going to stop making currency, or that the mints are going to stop minting coins.</p><p>When I go to restaurants I use cash, so the people splitting the tips don&#039;t get screwed by taxes, or crooked managers sticking their filthy fingers in the credit card tips. People on a high salary should not be stealing tip money from people making a dollar an hour.</p><p>You should get a discount when you use cash in a grocery or restaurant. Saving them the 3%-5% credit card costs that are &quot;built in&quot; to their pricing. Even 1% would be a benefit.&nbsp; You spend $100, it costs you 99. You spend $100, the store is getting back 97-95, so by getting 99, they are making out. And you are a little.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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