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Emergency Money

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Strangely I have quit using cash for daily expenses while at the same time keeping much more currency for emergency use.

Went on a CO hunting trip with a group. The country had some sort of financial emergency and all the cards were locked down. For some reason I had decided to take cash instead of relying on cards. I was like a Wells Fargo for a day. 2 pickups and 6 broke guys for a day. It sure impressed upon me the fragility of the system.
 
For those who keep cash around, do you keep small bills? 1s,5s and 10s? If things were to go sideways and you found somebody who will still take cash, but all you have is hundreds. Guess how much that loaf of bread or can of beans is gonna cost?
 
For those who keep cash around, do you keep small bills? 1s,5s and 10s? If things were to go sideways and you found somebody who will still take cash, but all you have is hundreds. Guess how much that loaf of bread or can of beans is gonna cost?
No, I do 20s, 50s and $100s. Couple of grand, total.

I live on the northern coast of the Gulf of 'Merica, so I am in hurricane country six months out of the year. When a storm hits, the power is out, sometimes for weeks at a time.

I can't very well run my credit card, but I can darn sure grab some ice and a 24-pack of ___________ for $50 and have a little change left over. Never had anyone threaten to upcharge me either. Probably has something to do with everyone running around post-landfall strapped with their Pistola, I'm guessing.
 
For those who keep cash around, do you keep small bills? 1s,5s and 10s? If things were to go sideways and you found somebody who will still take cash, but all you have is hundreds. Guess how much that loaf of bread or can of beans is gonna cost?
I don't eat bread or beans but I carry small bills, nothing more than a $20, for the women around here. Never find yourself in a position to overpay.....
 
Back in the Day , l had a zippered money compartment in my tooled leathet belt , with two $100 bills .

Back in the '70s , that was enough to handle just about anything . Tow truck , medium serious garage bill , motel room , plus bus ticket home if car actually dead . Plus buy just about any cool gun you suddenly encountered .

That was then . Nowadays it would take close enough to round up to $1,000 , and that's bulky even with hundreds
. But also nowadays , everywhere takes plastic . Or for actual cash , there's an ATM on every corner , and do the daily limit on 2 or 3 debit cards .
 
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