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Keep the $10 bill because it is very commonly used in restaurants ($6-7 meals + tip). Nobody will miss $2 or $50. I personally won't miss any coins except for q
by chime 14y ago
Keep the $10 bill because it is very commonly used in restaurants ($6-7 meals + tip). Nobody will miss $2 or $50. I personally won't miss any coins except for quarters.
- ghshephard 14y agoMarco's point was that he believes that people don't mind 5x jumps, so a $10 meal would be two $5 bills. Regardless of whether you buy into his premise, it's pretty obvious that we should kill the penny.
- ars 14y agoAnd the nickel too. Round everything to the nearest 10 cents. Personally I don't use any coins at all - I don't carry them. If I get them as change (i.e. I was forced to use cash), I'll pay them at the next transaction then pay the rest using a credit card. I only want bills - coins are too heavy and cumbersome to carry. Then again I hardly use cash either, and frequently don't carry it.