It's one argument but yes and no. I was thinking it's one argument for the store that has the OPTION to go cashless and might not - just so as to serve more cu

It's one argument but yes and no. I was thinking it's one argument for the store that has the OPTION to go cashless and might not - just so as to serve more customers. But the store is not deciding on its own. For example if costs are pushed by outside forces too far one way or the other. Say, if the tax authority makes it hell to accept cash. Well then the store does not really have the option. The decision has been made for them.