^ I honestly don't know how to react to that one mate.

EDIT: Eh.

 

I keep a pair of Benjamin’s ($100 bill) in my car for emergencies and another two in my apartment. The only other time I need cash is for weed or laundry. It’s just easier to pay with card.

 

As far as I know, the same holds true for wallets in Germany. Mine's got a nifty coin department. I also like to carry around cash because it lets me gauge better how much money I'm spending and how much of it is left.

 

This sums up the Trump/Kim summit in one picture except I don't know which one is the orc.

 

Same. Way easier to keep track of everything, especially because I’m not great with keeping up on account statements. It’s extremely useful for self-control. Only time I actually use a card is when I know I’m low on cash and I’m too lazy to make a (significant) detour to the bank before doing the shopping.

 

There's a mental difference in paying with cash rather than card meaning you spend more if paying with card and value your purchases less, making way more impulse buys.

So, if you want to save money at all, use cash instead of card.

 

I'm loving this new Gru.

 

Atom A: I think I've lost an electron.
Atom B: Are you positive?

 

Twitter still good for some laughs.

 

EDIT: No? Okay, take 2...