On the plus side, I?ll never again have to try to get a vending machine to accept my wrinkly dollar bill. On the other hand, most vending machines will probably just think my dollar coin is a quarter. Maybe we can just fit them with debit card readers and do away with all our paper money and coins. Really, I use my debit card just about everywhere, why do I need to carry around cash? Person-to-person transactions still typically use cash, but I assume it?s only a matter of time before it becomes commonplace to use our smart phones to transfer money between accounts.
On the plus side, I?ll never again have to try to get a vending machine to accept my wrinkly dollar bill. On the other hand, most vending machines will probably just think my dollar coin is a quarter. Maybe we can just fit them with debit card readers and do away with all our paper money and coins. Really, I use my debit card just about everywhere, why do I need to carry around cash? Person-to-person transactions still typically use cash, but I assume it?s only a matter of time before it becomes commonplace to use our smart phones to transfer money between accounts.
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Google Fiber
Google Fiber is great. Too bad the Kansas state legislature is trying to prevent it from expanding into new communities.
http://consumerist.com/2014/01/30/kansas-legislature-wants-to-stop-any-other-kansas-cities-from-getting-google-fiber/
where the athletes are grossly exploited for the profit of the NCAA.
How exactly is the NCAA different from, say, the Huffington Post?
On the plus side, I?ll never again have to try to get a vending machine to accept my wrinkly dollar bill. On the other hand, most vending machines will probably just think my dollar coin is a quarter. Maybe we can just fit them with debit card readers and do away with all our paper money and coins. Really, I use my debit card just about everywhere, why do I need to carry around cash? Person-to-person transactions still typically use cash, but I assume it?s only a matter of time before it becomes commonplace to use our smart phones to transfer money between accounts.
On the plus side, I?ll never again have to try to get a vending machine to accept my wrinkly dollar bill. On the other hand, most vending machines will probably just think my dollar coin is a quarter. Maybe we can just fit them with debit card readers and do away with all our paper money and coins. Really, I use my debit card just about everywhere, why do I need to carry around cash? Person-to-person transactions still typically use cash, but I assume it?s only a matter of time before it becomes commonplace to use our smart phones to transfer money between accounts.