No, they just don't want to pay the Apple tax. So they refuse to support tap-to-pay cards, or anything else with NFC. The hardware they had years and years ag

No, they just don't want to pay the Apple tax. So they refuse to support tap-to-pay cards, or anything else with NFC. The hardware they had years and years ago already supported Apple Pay and NFC, because they were using the same hardware as all the other stores that had already adopted Apple Pay and NFC. The hardware they have today also supports it, at least at other stores. We have the same problem here in Texas with the store named H-E-B, after the founder Howard Edward Butt.