[starman]

$20 bill
$2.73 in change

[budster101]

Originally posted by starman:
$20 bill
$2.73 in change

Less than that.

[cjrivera]

I have a wife, so... none.
She doesn't let me have any. (Money, that is....)

[budster101]

Originally posted by cjrivera:
I have a wife, so... none.
She doesn't let me have any. (Money, that is....)

That is what I implied in my post, with fewer words...

[E's Lil Theorem]

3 $20 bills
1 $10 bill
$0.34 in change

Total: $70.34

Lately, I've been carrying between $50 and $100, though I'm trying to get away from this and go strictly plastic. I do have a friend who carries ~$500 at all times. Why? "In case of an emergency," he says.

EDIT: fixed my cents

[Scifience]

$0.00

Parents are paying for the food at Panera (where I am writing this from) today.

[dav]

$55.75

[Shaddim]

Originally posted by E's Lil Theorem:
I do have a friend who carries ~$500 at all times. Why? "In case of an emergency," he says.

I'm like that too, it's a habit. I usuallly have $500-1000 on me... today I have ~$600.

[ReggieX]

Had 4 $5 bills, and $3.07 in change.

$1 is in my pocket to go get a drink, $7 went for a pizza we ordered, and I'm sure the rest of the bills will go to another because a bunch of us are still hungry.

Originally posted by E's Lil Theorem:
I do have a friend who carries ~$500 at all times. Why? "In case of an emergency," he says.

That's ridiculous, I can't think of a single situation I've ever been in that needed that much cash on hand at one time. I generally get out $100 at a time from the bank machine and when it gets around $20 or less I'll grab another hundred.

Having $500 in hundred dollar bills certainly doesn't take up a lot of space, but try using them anywhere!

[Oisín]

1 100 Kr note
14.75 Kr change

114 kroner and 75 �re in all. And a watch without a strap.

[historylme]

27.56

Not that I counted. I personally don't like to carry too much money on me. I use my rewards card for most other things. The $$ comes in hand only at Bars and when out with chicks. In my experience, it helps to have mucho green when around girls , one way or another, it goes so fast.

[Severed Hand of Skywalker]

Cash, well about $20. I mostly use plastic though and I got a ton of that in my wallet.

[CIA]

$54. After tonights poker game that will jump to $400, or drop $4. 8-)

[mitchell_pgh]

$20 - 1
$10 - 1
$5 - 1
$1 - 5
NO CHANGE

I usually try to keep around $50-$60 in my picket most of the time. I had a big lunch today.

[d4nth3m4n]

$285.17

haven't been to the bank in a while.

[Turias]

$10, but I usually don't carry any. The only times I ever use cash are when I go out to eat with a group of people.

[xi_hyperon]

I'm traveling at the moment, so I've packed a few extra bills for beer and women (beer's for me, and I've also gotta buy a certain pair of shoes for my wife).

[Jens Peter]

� 2,35 and DKr 14,25...

And my cellphone and a usb-pen.

[jasonsRX7]

$5 - 1
$1 - 2
---
$7 on hand is good for me, I usually go weeks without carrying cash.

[malvolio]

$1 bill
$0.76 in change

I'm a big fan of plastic.

[mdc]

$390 - need to pay rent tomorrow
$1.64 in change

[ReggieX]

Originally posted by d4nth3m4n:
$285.17
haven't been to the bank in a while.

I think we found our bag man!

[Hugi]

Nothing, nada, zip.

It's been several days (although more probably weeks) since I last saw paper money, it's getting very rare up here since most transactions are electronic.

I was quite shocked when I went to Europe last summer and discovered businesses that didn't accept debit/credit cards.

[ManOfSteal]

(4) $1.00 bills...

...and 3 business cards.

[CD Hanks]

Completely and utterly broke. Hell I'm overdrawn at my friggin bank.

[Oisín]

Originally posted by Hugi:
Nothing, nada, zip.

It's been several days (although more probably weeks) since I last saw paper money, it's getting very rare up here since most transactions are electronic.

I was quite shocked when I went to Europe last summer and discovered businesses that didn't accept debit/credit cards.

Iceland's in Europe, isn't it?

[Hugi]

Originally posted by Ois�n:
Iceland's in Europe, isn't it?

Hehe, undskyld, I was of course speaking of "Old Europe", as Rumsfeld so eloquently put it (France and Britain, to be more specific).

No harm intended to my dear, electronically advanced cousins, all hail the Kalmar Union etc. etc.

[OwlBoy]

�0.00 $0.00 �0

-Owl

[Oisín]

Originally posted by Hugi:
Hehe, undskyld, I was of course speaking of "Old Europe", as Rumsfeld so eloquently put it (France and Britain, to be more specific).

No harm intended to my dear, electronically advanced cousins, all hail the Kalmar Union etc. etc.

Haha! Yeah, all hail the Kalmar Union - Sk�ne, Halland and Blekinge back to Denmark, and we give off Bornholm to the highest bidder!


Actually, I've heard lots of complaints from Swedish and Norwegian people because of the Dankort system here, which is accepted almost everywhere, but which also means that foreign credit/debit cards (like Visa or American Express) are not accepted very many places, because everybody here has a Dankort. Perfect - if you've got a Danish bank account and Dankort.

[JustAnOl'Broad]

Originally posted by cjrivera:
I have a wife, so... none.

Hmmmmmm; Wife here, so - Loaded; and I earned it
all waiting tables and bartending...obviously haven't been
to the bank lately. And am saving all my $1's this week
for some new software (maybe Tiger, after tomorrow -
if the Rumour mill is correct.)

Hubby, on the other hand, is most likely broke; or at
least has enough for cocktails after work....
he may even run a tab at the bar if he's totally broke.

I always give the bill to male diners when I work; they almost
always hand it immediately to their wives. Except for the over
50 crowd; the older men almost always pay.
On Fathers Day, I give it to the ladies.
P~

[nredman]

nothing at the moment, i have my ibook on my lap - and a cold honeweiss by my side

[Chuckit]

Originally posted by MacNStein:
I'm like that too, it's a habit. I usuallly have $500-1000 on me... today I have ~$600.

Why? Anything that costs that much, you can generally buy with a credit card. In my (unfortunate) experience, carrying around large lumps of cash is just an easy excuse to lose said lumps, whether by theft or a hole in your pocket.

[malvolio]

Originally posted by Chuckit:
Why? Anything that costs that much, you can generally buy with a credit card.

Drugs.


Oh yeah. And hookers.

[Wiskedjak]

I can't remember the last time I carried more than a few dollars thanks to the magic of debit cards

[rjenkinson]

$65 and 9 TTC tokens.

-r.

[JLFanboy]

6 bucks.

I need to be employed.

[Mafia]

$41.38

[Blue Flame]

$0 and a couple small plastic things that cause me grief at the end of the month...

[d4nth3m4n]

Originally posted by ReggieX:
I think we found our bag man!

um, no, i work for tips and end up with cash in my pocket more times than not.

just an occupational hazard.

[Kilbey]

Originally posted by MacNStein:
I'm like that too, it's a habit. I usuallly have $500-1000 on me... today I have ~$600.

Same here. My dad taught me to be that way.

I comes in handy if I am driving along and see a trailer or car way underpriced. I buy it and turn around and put it up for sale for a few hundred dollars more. Great way to make more money.

Currently: US$640.35

I keep 6 $100's at all times.

The $40 is for ales tonight after work

The $0.35 is change from a can of pop I bought driving to work today.

[JLFanboy]

Originally posted by Kilbey:
The $0.35 is change from a can of pop I driving to work today.

Wow. What kind of engine does it have in it?

[Sandbaggins]

Plastic and an "emergency" $20 bill.

[Kilbey]

Originally posted by JLFanboy:
Wow. What kind of engine does it have in it?

I edited my post to make yours look petty.

[JLFanboy]

Originally posted by Kilbey:
I edited my post to make yours look petty.

Yeah, well...your mother.

[Kitschy]

260 Pesos

$1 USD

I was in Mexico a couple weeks ago and didn't change back all my money. I don't know how that dollar got in there. I'm usually all debit though.

[d4nth3m4n]

don't you guys who are all plastic get wick of waiting for the card to be run? that drives me nuts, other than the gas pump every thing i buy is in cash.

[alligator]

$2, and that's the most I've had on me for a while.

[Kilbey]

Originally posted by d4nth3m4n:
don't you guys who are all plastic get wick of waiting for the card to be run? that drives me nuts, other than the gas pump every thing i buy is in cash.

And heaven forbid they have to manually enter the numbers because either your card is scratched/demagnetized or their reader is bad.

Earlier last year we went out to eat and in the city we went to the phones were down so they couldn't even accept plastic.

Cash is the only way to go.

[ThinkInsane]

9- $20
1- $10
2- $5
4- $1
1- Stupid gold dollar coin the ignorant git at the Coffee Pavilion stuck me with for change

$1.56 loose change

And the usual array of Visa, AMEX, Discover and MC (debit)

[dialo]

No cash. I haven't had to use cash for anything in months.