Cork to be ireland first cashless city

**bettercallsaul** · 04-11-15, 13:02

Originally Posted by Walshie

not with me if i got €50 in my hand I try to choose wisely as can actually can see and feel it, with the credit card i just spend and spend and spend..............

......then I slip it back into my Girlfriend's Purse

We have something in common then,I do enjoy slipping in to your girlfriends 'purse'

**Walshie** · 04-11-15, 13:06

Originally Posted by bettercallsaul

We have something in common then,I do enjoy slipping in to your girlfriends 'purse'

You're making me feel very insecure now, she's in Scotland during the week....

**bettercallsaul** · 04-11-15, 13:07

Originally Posted by Walshie

You're making me feel very insecure now, she's in Scotland during the week....

I know buddy,and she loves it there

**Walshie** · 04-11-15, 13:11

Originally Posted by bettercallsaul

I know buddy,and she loves it there

Yep, sure does, Great Educational system there

**bettercallsaul** · 04-11-15, 13:13

Originally Posted by Walshie

Yep, sure does, Great Educational system there

Indeed,she sure is educating a lot of those guys

**Walshie** · 04-11-15, 13:16

Originally Posted by bettercallsaul

Indeed,she sure is educating a lot of those guys

ah no Saul, she's just a Student not a Teacher Loll!

**Best Before** · 04-11-15, 13:32

Originally Posted by bettercallsaul

Complete opposite for me,cash tends to just vanish.

Same here, I go out with cash, came back with stuff I never even intended to get!! Go out without cash and use the card, I get what I went out to get in the first place.
Snoopy wife always keeps my cashless spending in check

**pigsmickey** · 04-11-15, 14:03

Never happen....

**TonyB** · 04-11-15, 14:07

As many know, children permanently have their hands out looking for something.
What are we meant to do, hand them our credit cards?

I'm not in favour, I think the government already has too much control, influence, and record of my every movement.
They can shag off if I'm going to willing give up my anonymity when it comes to my private spending.

**Best Before** · 04-11-15, 14:31

Originally Posted by TonyB

As many know, children permanently have their hands out looking for something.
What are we meant to do, hand them our credit cards?

I'm not in favour, I think the government already has too much control, influence, and record of my every movement.
They can shag off if I'm going to willing give up my anonymity when it comes to my private spending.

Excellent point.

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