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Thanks, that really helped. Good point about knowing-what-you-spend before checking out. I think I’m going to make that a habit too (albeit cashless).
by Hackbraten 7y ago
Thanks, that really helped. Good point about knowing-what-you-spend before checking out.
I think I’m going to make that a habit too (albeit cashless).
- satysin 7y agoYes it isn't so much cash vs card. It is just that with a card it is very easy to fall into the "I'm in a rush just grab what you know" trap. You get to the check out, you rush to pack the bag and just tap your card against the reader and leave. I didn't even check the amount as I didn't need to enter a PIN thanks to contactless. So cash forced me to pay attention. There is no reason you can't do that with a card, I just needed the cash method to force me out of my bad habits.