Why You Should ALWAYS Use CASH - Cash is King vs Cashless Economy
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Why You Should ALWAYS Use CASH - Cash is King vs Cashless Economy
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I started using cash more, I'm beginning to have a different view on money when I have cash on me, I'm forced to not dip into my bank account. I also just think it's more satisfying to hold physical money, the only digital bills In should be paying are my mortgage and utilities.
Yes, paying cash definitely feels better and it makes you think about what you are doing rather than just swiping a card. Feel free to share the video on ALL your social media to spread the message.
You're right Mike cash is king if the shops won't accept cash.... walk away... simple another thing I refuse to go through self serve check outs this world is f*****
About to do a video about self serve check out and a few other things, keep an eye out for them.
I noticed during the pandemic, cafe's saying we don't accept cash, card only.....
There is a big push for digital currencies, if you think about it they could decide what you can and can't spend your own money on with the push of a button....
100% correct, this is only the first video on this and related topics, there will be more to come. Cafe's were told not to accept cash by the Government (Services NSW where I live), blaming health reasons, basically scaring people into it. As a business owner I get these emails from Services NSW on a regular basis. Look up the Canadian Truckers Convoy for freedom, they had their bank accounts frozen and were starved out by the Canadian Government. Don't forget to share the video far and wide, every person needs to see this. 👍
Here in states some states got smart and passed laws saying businesses can accept any form of payment but must also accept cash at all times with very few exceptions . This is a good idea.
@@filmaker256 It's an excellent idea, any business that does not want my cash is a business I will not e dealing with.
Where ever I can I walk out on stores saying that
Here in NZ they did that too. And hardly anyone I know uses cash -except the drug dealers of course lol But man that p1ssed me off.
Unbelievable if you consider how many digital transactions a single amount of 50 dollars already had...the money in transaction fees it has generated is sky high
It is the problem....
It's crazy, free money for the banks and so much of it.
excellent explaination.i've used cash all my life.
Thanks for the comment. It's something most people do not think about, this is why banks love it, they make a killing.
Me too, i hate everything else that isn't cash!
Just recently started using cash. Very informative video 👍
Thanks for the comment and feed back. share the video around on your social media, as many people are not aware of this, and it's only getting worse.
@@MikesManCave I've shared it, I'm only 25, I feel like everyone my age is sucked into the globalist agendas
Kepp informing people because here in 2024 they want to push digital , which is foolish . Cash is the only private , liquid form of payment. @@MikesManCave
Cash is king 🤴 🙌
Always 100% correct, share the video far and wide as it is not getting enough views, more people need to see this. 👍
Good video here in the uk 🇬🇧 they are pushing so hard (banks digital banks) to go cashless I always use cash it’s much better for small business and low income works a cashless society only benefits large corporations and digital banks and governments can track our spending and close our accounts down I use cash for everything and I’m finding that in financially much better off
It's happening everywhere, I think the masses are already sold on the idea, they will realise what happened when it's too late.
I only use cash , so much better to budget with , I walk out if shops do not accept cash .
Great to hear there is still people out there doing the righty thing. Share this video far and wide so others get the idea, we need the masses to realise what is going on, it's the only way we have any chance.
Use cash only then spend what’s in my pocket
100%
It's a very good breakdown and the importance of keeping cash alive.
But my question is.
When I purchase in my local shop, I give them 50 cash. But their supplier in most cases will invoice you for your orders and with this, you are back to bank transfer. In turn charges. Although the breakdown in explanation makes perfect sense. When it comes to reality
That is correct, when I buy stuff online I also use my card, but that does not mean you have to do so when you do not have to.
Cash is king , I don't use anything else
Way to go.
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THnak for the comment, please share the video far and wide, this one needs to go viral.
Also do you know about Tuesday April Second as Draw Out Some Cash Day?
I do now, thanks for letting me know. 👍
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Thank you much appreciated. More people need to see this. This video needs to go viral before it's too late. 👍
Are you aware of Robert "Robbie" Barwick and or the Citizens Party? He also is in Australia and very active in the movement.
No I am not, but I will certainly have a look. Thanks.
@@MikesManCave Your welcome. Any thoughts on Robbie Barwick and or of the Citizens Party of Australia? The cash movement is a priority for the party.
@@mitchell.9632 Always great to see people trying to do the right thing, problem is the stupid masses just do not get it and it goes no where.
@@mitchell.9632 Share this video on all your social media to spread awareness.
@@MikesManCave They prevented the cap on cash transactions. Will see what happens when the report comes out. The hearings have been great by more than one party too.
What you should really talk about is income and vats taxes 😂😂, interchange fees really don't cause too much harm and most large vendors aren't paying a crazy amount on them. I'm not sure how Australia works fee wise but if it's the US fee schedule it's a max of 3%
Tax goes to the government to run schools, hospitals, roads, military etc etc. bank fees go to private organisations for personal profit. Two very different things. Some tax money may be used inappropriately. Bank fees in a digital world are charged on every transaction, every cent you spend, every coffee you buy.
Cash is definitely important but Damm you went on a rant and explained that in a weird way that wasn’t really right 😂
You must have watched a different video. There was no rant, nothing weird and I would love to know which part wasn’t right. 😂
@@MikesManCave you went totally off track with the way you explained it mate. Nice try though.
Actually he basically correctly, but when all businesses only accept card, the bank fees will increase exponentially, mark my words.
Exactly right. Once the alternative is gone what will stop them charging 10% or even 20%? Pretty much like Supercheap Auto and Bunnings hiked up their prices since they have driven most independent retailers out of business. Supercheap Auto is now more expensive than independent retailers if there is any left. Our local Supercheap is now selling spray cans for over $30 each, they were $12 to $15 a few weeks ago.
Wow,I have been using EFTPOS since the 90s and I don't think I have used cash in 10 plus year's.Its all on my phone now, Licence, Medicare and Digital Wallet 👍.
That is how they get you, before long it will be gone and then people wonder what happened. Remember service stations? They used to fill your car, check and adjust your tyre pressure, check and top up your oil, wiper washer reservoir and clean your windscreen and petrol was 29 cents a litre. Now we get nothing. We are being trained like monkeys.
Then you are part of the problem. Please wake up to the agenda
@@MikesManCaveyes we need to go back to service stations and overnight milk delivery to your doorstep in glass bottles with foil lids. And while we're at it, disconnect the sewage and use outdoor dunnies.
@@suave-rider Disconnected sewerage and water about 9 years ago, never looked back, three years ago finally set up my off grid power system complete with back up generators so no more power bills, no sewerage rates, no water bills, no utilities bills at all, it's great. Never had to use the generator yet, but it's there if I need it. Full veggie garden fruit trees, nut trees enough so I don't buy veggies etc and actually make some nice $$ selling them as well. Never really thought about milk as I am not a baby cow, so I don't really drink it.