PhileasFogg

I’ve not used cash for decades.  In the pandemic, I stock piled about $4,000 cash in my safe and didn’t visit an ATM for nearly 4 years.
there is one more recent evolution of cashless society I like.   Now when I park my car at en event, they read my license plate and charge based on my exit time.   No more cramming quarters and dollar bills in that little slot on the kiosk. 

I know I'm late to this discussion, but I think an interjection of context might matter.   
"Falling for" is a broad term.   
Context might be appropriate based on Sternberg's Triangular Theory:

 
I suspect that "falling for" in this context starts with infatuation and might evolve to "liking" but rarely evolves to "commitment?"
 

It’s funny.  It was suggested to me and I went to Whole Foods 🥴 and bought it in liquid.   Very messy.  So I got the “solid” and it’s awesome.  So, I’m now using the liquid on my skin after the shower for hydration.   Dogs suddenly won’t leave me alone 🫠

Would I?   Yes, in fact, that’s what I’m doing.  I’m seeking a 50/50 mix between financial assets and tangible assets (specifically income producing property with inflation resistant cash flow attributes)
one makes money in real estate one of two ways - from either the cash flow, the appreciation, or a combination of both.  I think farmland and low income housing have attributes attractive on both fronts.  As a result, they offer attractive hedges against the inflation that plagues financial assets   
as I see it, tillable land area is shrinking due to population growth and development, and the demand for food through population growth is increasing.  I don’t see this changing.  

I know I'm late to this discussion, but I think an interjection of context might matter.   
"Falling for" is a broad term.   
Context might be appropriate based on Sternberg's Triangular Theory:

 
I suspect that "falling for" in this context starts with infatuation and might evolve to "liking" but rarely evolves to "commitment?"
 

It was thought we would be a cashless society with the invention of checks.
Retailers not accepting checks is a sign that within a half century retailers will not be accepting digital payment applications.
Cash is king. 
The poor use cash. 
The poor are susceptible to bank fees to cash their paychecks or to use their government assistant payments.  More and more businesses are reverting away from credit cards, charging customers a fee for payments other than cash.
In New York State, a recent law makes it illegal for any business to not accept cash.

It would be a nice feature. 

I know I'm late to this discussion, but I think an interjection of context might matter.   
"Falling for" is a broad term.   
Context might be appropriate based on Sternberg's Triangular Theory:

 
I suspect that "falling for" in this context starts with infatuation and might evolve to "liking" but rarely evolves to "commitment?"
 

Income is not a factor in credit history or credit scores.  A high credit score is not an indicator of good financial habits.  It is only an indication of managing debt well.  Someone with good financial habits who saved and invested consistently, and managed to save to pay cash for all expenses including transportation and even a house (it's not unheard of to save to buy a 2 bedroom house in rural or suburban areas with cash in your mid-20s), will be financially better off than 99% of other people yet possibly have a low or even no credit score.
 

But this has nothing to do with the point of why I replied.
The strawman strikes again!
 

I know I'm late to this discussion, but I think an interjection of context might matter.   
"Falling for" is a broad term.   
Context might be appropriate based on Sternberg's Triangular Theory:

 
I suspect that "falling for" in this context starts with infatuation and might evolve to "liking" but rarely evolves to "commitment?"
 

I know I'm late to this discussion, but I think an interjection of context might matter.   
"Falling for" is a broad term.   
Context might be appropriate based on Sternberg's Triangular Theory:

 
I suspect that "falling for" in this context starts with infatuation and might evolve to "liking" but rarely evolves to "commitment?"
 

Yes, as in "petroleum jelly". My posts are my opinion. Please do not feel obligated to follow my opinion. If you're allergic to petroleum based products, I wouldn't use them. For bottoms that aren't allergic to petroleum based products, I would recommend just a little bit, just enough for the top to slide in. As long as you don't use gallons Vaseline, in my opinion it won't be a problem.

It would be a nice feature. 

It would be a nice feature. 

It’s crazy!  I retired several months ago.   This month, after 6 months with no “income,” my score hit 850 on all three reporting company’s.   But, because I now have no “income,”  I bet I couldn’t even get a car loan despite having plenty of assets.  

As in “petroleum jelly?”   I”m allergic to petroleum based products and I’m can’t imagine that’s good for a bottom to receive?

It’s crazy!  I retired several months ago.   This month, after 6 months with no “income,” my score hit 850 on all three reporting company’s.   But, because I now have no “income,”  I bet I couldn’t even get a car loan despite having plenty of assets.  

It’s funny.  It was suggested to me and I went to Whole Foods 🥴 and bought it in liquid.   Very messy.  So I got the “solid” and it’s awesome.  So, I’m now using the liquid on my skin after the shower for hydration.   Dogs suddenly won’t leave me alone 🫠

I’ve been introduced to coconut oil by a bottom and I’m shocked how much I prefer it.

Both Paze and Zelle are operated by the same company (Early Warning Systems LLC) which is a joint venture owned by some of the biggest banks.  
 
Zelle is for peer-to-peer payments.  It is connected to your bank account and money is withdrawn / deposited immediately.  

Paze is for online shopping.  It will allow you to check out on a retail website.  Instead of entering your card number on the retailer’s website, you can click a button that will take you to Paze and Paze will process the transaction without sharing your card number with the merchant.  This means if the retailer is hacked, your card number won’t be in their system.  This is similar to how current websites let you pay with Apple Pay or PayPal.  
 

It’s funny.  It was suggested to me and I went to Whole Foods 🥴 and bought it in liquid.   Very messy.  So I got the “solid” and it’s awesome.  So, I’m now using the liquid on my skin after the shower for hydration.   Dogs suddenly won’t leave me alone 🫠

It’s funny.  It was suggested to me and I went to Whole Foods 🥴 and bought it in liquid.   Very messy.  So I got the “solid” and it’s awesome.  So, I’m now using the liquid on my skin after the shower for hydration.   Dogs suddenly won’t leave me alone 🫠

I’ve been introduced to coconut oil by a bottom and I’m shocked how much I prefer it.

It’s funny.  It was suggested to me and I went to Whole Foods 🥴 and bought it in liquid.   Very messy.  So I got the “solid” and it’s awesome.  So, I’m now using the liquid on my skin after the shower for hydration.   Dogs suddenly won’t leave me alone 🫠