March 31, 20205 yr Just now, spin_dry said: I do both of those things. Always have. We dry and reuse paper towels too. Plus a lot more.
March 31, 20205 yr Just now, AKIQPilot said: I do both of those things. Always have. We dry and reuse paper towels too. Plus a lot more.
March 31, 20205 yr 2 minutes ago, Anler said: I wont be the one running out. I have drawn the line with toilet paper.
March 31, 20205 yr One of my friends dad used to keep money in a shoebox in the house. Bought everything cash. Didn’t trust the banks. I wonder if we’ll see more of that too.
March 31, 20205 yr Just now, AKIQPilot said: I wont be the one running out. I have drawn the line with toilet paper. Well I hope so.
March 31, 20205 yr Just now, Edmo said: One of my friends dad used to keep money in a shoebox in the house. Bought everything cash. Didn’t trust the banks. I wonder if we’ll see more of that too. I bet I know a half a dozen people who have found piles of money stashed in the houses of a deceased relative. In shoe boxes, dresser drawers, my one bud said they found $30k in his grandmothers oven. I guess she wasnt using it to cook with.
March 31, 20205 yr 1 minute ago, Anler said: I bet I know a half a dozen people who have found piles of money stashed in the houses of a deceased relative. In shoe boxes, dresser drawers, my one bud said they found $30k in his grandmothers oven. I guess she wasnt using it to cook with. I dont even like to touch cash.
March 31, 20205 yr 9 minutes ago, AKIQPilot said: I do both of those things. Always have. We dry and reuse paper towels too. Plus a lot more. I don't dry and reuse but I use them all and never waste They start in counters then I use them on the floor after We also reuse freezer bags at times
March 31, 20205 yr Just now, AKIQPilot said: I dont even like to touch cash. We have been talking about that lately. I deal with alot of cash so I pay with cash alot. And some of the stuff I get for change is just gross. I have been using my debit card lately.
March 31, 20205 yr Canadian Donating Member 13 minutes ago, AKIQPilot said: I do both of those things. Always have. We dry and reuse paper towels too. Plus a lot more. Wtf man.
March 31, 20205 yr The wife washes some Zip locks but throws out most. She uses old wash cloths to clean the bathrooms ECT,then washes them. Nothing new around my house.
March 31, 20205 yr Platinum Donating Member 4 minutes ago, AKIQPilot said: I dont even like to touch cash. I was doing the cash thing for a few days thinking it would be cleaner and safer (was cash I had at home for almost a year) but then I had to grab change out of the auto dispenser, get cash back as change and was like yuk...lol..Went right back to the bank card, at least I only have to hit "ok"
March 31, 20205 yr 18 minutes ago, AKIQPilot said: I do both of those things. Always have. We dry and reuse paper towels too. Plus a lot more. *dripper enters*
March 31, 20205 yr USA Donating Member 14 minutes ago, Edmo said: One of my friends dad used to keep money in a shoebox in the house. Bought everything cash. Didn’t trust the banks. I wonder if we’ll see more of that too. We’d all be better off to start doing this but, never gonna happen. Credit is king and that’s why drives the US/world economy now. If banks could eliminate cash all together, they’d be happy. I pay cash for most things.
March 31, 20205 yr 31 minutes ago, washedupmxer said: I don't dry and reuse but I use them all and never waste They start in counters then I use them on the floor after We also reuse freezer bags at times Yes. Same thing with us. Use the paper towel to dry the counter. Around here a slightly wet paper towel will dry in 5 minutes. Next time its used to wipe down the cabinet or floor. Sometimes even before it dries.
March 31, 20205 yr Author Never reuse a bag, throw away all paper towel, aluminum foil goes on the trash. Ain’t changing.
March 31, 20205 yr USA Donating Member I’m digging a mass grave and dousing everything I touch with jet fuel and burning it down deep. It’s the safest thing to do.
March 31, 20205 yr 19 minutes ago, AKIQPilot said: Yes. Same thing with us. Use the paper towel to dry the counter. Around here a slightly wet paper towel will dry in 5 minutes. Next time its used to wipe down the cabinet or floor. Sometimes even before it dries. My wife's grandmother went through the great depression. We were having lunch at Disney and she pulled a sandwich bag from her purse and put the chips off her plate in it lol They ate all our food when we were at the pool then did 3 weeks of laundry in our condo to not use energy at home Edited March 31, 20205 yr by washedupmxer
March 31, 20205 yr 59 minutes ago, Edmo said: One of my friends dad used to keep money in a shoebox in the house. Bought everything cash. Didn’t trust the banks. I wonder if we’ll see more of that too. I've always paid cash even for my home.
March 31, 20205 yr 53 minutes ago, Zambroski said: We’d all be better off to start doing this but, never gonna happen. Credit is king and that’s why drives the US/world economy now. If banks could eliminate cash all together, they’d be happy. I pay cash for most things. Yup. It’s kinda funny when the clerk asks, “credit or debit?” and you hand them cash. They almost didn’t know what to do.
March 31, 20205 yr Author I rarely use cash. It’s cumbersome and ridiculous. Just like the slow moving people at Walgreens and their fucking check writing or penny counting.
March 31, 20205 yr 3 minutes ago, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot said: Yup. It’s kinda funny when the clerk asks, “credit or debit?” and you hand them cash. They almost didn’t know what to do. You should have seen the car dealer here when I handed the salesman over $35,000 cash...
March 31, 20205 yr USA Donating Member Just now, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot said: Yup. It’s kinda funny when the clerk asks, “credit or debit?” and you hand them cash. They almost didn’t know what to do. Seriously. It happens a lot. Sometimes I jokingly ask if they still take cash? What’s really weird is when you drop a few hundo on them for something. That almost NEVER happens anymore. I remember counting out like $3k for my water heater system years ago at Menards. You could literally see the fear on the poor girls eyes.....it made her so uncomfortable she called a manager over. Just a different world now.
March 31, 20205 yr Platinum Donating Member 1 hour ago, AKIQPilot said: I do both of those things. Always have. We dry and reuse paper towels too. Plus a lot more. You drippers cousin ?
March 31, 20205 yr 4 minutes ago, spin_dry said: I rarely use cash. It’s cumbersome and ridiculous. Just like the slow moving people at Walgreens and their fucking check writing or penny counting. yup, no reason to really ever use cash.
