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Seattle here. Many restaurants have signs saying cards only, no cash accepted. I suspect if you ate a $100 meal and only had cash they would find a way to accep
by brookst 2y ago
Seattle here. Many restaurants have signs saying cards only, no cash accepted. I suspect if you ate a $100 meal and only had cash they would find a way to accept it, but they at least purport to have that policy.
- noduerme 2y agoOregon requires businesses to accept cash. (With some exceptions like automated parking structures). It's shocking to me that Washington doesn't. I remember going to that creepy amazon pick your own and walk out store in Seattle and thinking wow, guess that's one way to keep the homeless out. A few bars in Portland are still cash only!
- ghaff 2y agoEven in Massachusetts which (theoretically) requires restaurants to accept cash, parking garages are often cash only and, of course, highway tolls require a ton of hoops if you're not just auto-billing by card. Funnily enough, I was on a Whale Watch the other day in MA which was cash only. Didn't buy anything but it was presumably because they were out of cell coverage.
- ghaff 2y agoParking garages = card only.