Do you like to pay using cash?

[Helsinkian]

What do you think about cash as a method of payment? Some European countries are trying to reduce the use of cash, and some have even talked about phasing out the use of cash entirely.

[Lambsbread]

I hate carrying cash, primarily because I have an irrational fear of losing it. Debit card or die.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Strangely enough, yes, even though it takes a lot more time.

[Mr. Smith]

Easier to keep track than mere plastic, so yes.

[Santander]

Only at strip clubs.

[MasterJedi]

No, I like to carry as little cash as possible. I use my credit card whenever I can, you only spend what you can afford and then get points back as free cash for later.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Only at strip clubs.

Ladies and gentlemen, I give you, the moral majority!

[DINGO Joe]

No, I like to carry as little cash as possible. I use my credit card whenever I can, you only spend what you can afford and then get points back as free cash for later.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

Only at conventions, otherwise I use plastic.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Yes, because I have a better sense of how much money I'm actually spending, which is something I struggle with.

[dax00]

yes. if only for the sake of having my transactions followed as little as possible.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

For small transactions at drive-thrus, I prefer cash as it's easier than the hassle of pulling out a wallet to had over my card. (I keep my two cup holders filled with change in one and dollar coins in the other. I also prefer cash for when I ship at thrift stores, since frankly I don't always trust them to keep my card info safe and those are also small transactions. The same goes for garage sales and flea markets as well. Last but not least, I make cash donations at church as it allows me to contribute while being humble. But other than those specific uses, I generally use cards.

[muon2]

My threshold is usually around $25. For transactions under that I rarely use a card. For transactions over that I rarely use cash with exceptions for church sales, flea markets, and similar activities.

[DavidB.]

I always pay with my debit card when I'm in the eurozone, but I wouldn't want us to abolish cash. It's a privacy issue. For instance, I don't go to Dutch coffee shops but I know many people who pay with cash there, which I find very understandable.

I do pay with cash in non-euro countries.

[dead0man]

I carry my cell phone, driver's license, debit card and gas/grocery card.  That's it.  I keep a small amount of small bills in my work bag for hunger emergencies, but otherwise never carry cash (unless I plan on using cash of course, but that's rare...like maybe once a month).

[Enduro]

Yes. Makes me more reluctant to buy stuff if I'm handing the guy dollar bills.

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

Cash whenever possible.

[Goldwater]

I usually prefer using a debit card.

[RINO Tom]

I usually prefer using a debit credit card.

[Green Line]

I only pay with Visa gift cards.