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There are a few that won't take cash, especially in the more COVID-conscious areas. Nominally it was because during early pandemic people were worried about ha
by uoaei 5y ago
There are a few that won't take cash, especially in the more COVID-conscious areas.
Nominally it was because during early pandemic people were worried about handling cash with virons on it, or otherwise bringing infected peoples' bodies nearer to cashiers' bodies than strictly necessary.
Then many realized that their profits didn't take a hit since card payments are common now and nearly everyone has a card.
Now it seems simply to be a convenience thing. Probably businesses are happy with prompting every customer with a tip request, rather than expecting them to remember to drop some money in the jar before they leave with their goods.
- henryfjordan 5y agoThere were some non-cash businesses in L.A. before covid hit. My favorite was a boba shop. They mostly cited that the cost of the Armored truck to count/move the money + risk of robbery/theft (including by employees) cost them more than the CC fees and now it's all digital.
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