Even those are on apps now where I liveI have a bunch of change in my car for parking meters.
Even those are on apps now where I liveI have a bunch of change in my car for parking meters.
well it's not like you can tell them to return it for a refund.
Our children aren't anywhere near old enough to worry about this yet, but I can't imagine any of my children having a phone before being a teenager. Maybe it's because I'm currently dealing with 7 and younger children and I'll feel differently when they get to that age but I can't imagine giving one of my daughters a credit card that they have to keep track of. We're still working on keeping track of all our clothes we bring to school (hats/coats/shoes/etc)
I guess I was imagining being there with the kids and they go off to get a treat briefly. I hadn't considered from the angle of it being teens. In that case whatever I'd use would be linked to a debit account with access via phone. My guess is that if I'm sending them on their own, they are old enough to have a phone. If I'm sending them with another family, they can take cash to pay the other parents for whatever they get.
This is very inconvenient for an old school fan who likes cash over card.Apparently I’ve missed this info before now. Below is copied from today’s email reminder about this weekend’s VB Cardinal and Gold Challenge.
Please note: All concession stands at Iowa State athletics events have gone cashless. Concession stands will accept all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.
Is this where we say "try that in a small town"?Seems like a good idea in a lot of places including ISU events. Some places in smaller towns don’t do plastic because they don’t want to pay some big bank for people who use plastic.
slight thread derail here, but the no phone thing isn't about a lack of trust or accountability. I feel pretty strongly that social media is really bad for pre-teens, particularly girls. Junior High can be so brutal, at least without a phone that **** doesn't follow them everywhere.
Anyway back to the topic at hand, I generally also pay with a card for everything. I don't know how much of an issue this has been anyway but I would think it would also be much safer for the employees not having a bunch of cash on hand.
slight thread derail here, but the no phone thing isn't about a lack of trust or accountability. I feel pretty strongly that social media is really bad for pre-teens, particularly girls. Junior High can be so brutal, at least without a phone that **** doesn't follow them everywhere.
Anyway back to the topic at hand, I generally also pay with a card for everything. I don't know how much of an issue this has been anyway but I would think it would also be much safer for the employees not having a bunch of cash on hand.
Meh sucks to hear but outside of an occasional clone cone I pretty much avoid the concession stands.
If you pay with cash there is 0 chance of fraud !!Honestly given the benefits of cards, you're throwing away money if you still pay for things primarily with cash. Not just the cashback or travel miles (and some pretty nice signup bonuses) you can get from cards, but the additional benefits like purchase and fraud protection that the cards give. Just pay it off in full every month.
You serious clark?If you pay with cash there is 0 chance of fraud !!
If you pay with cash there is 0 chance of fraud !!