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EvoFire 11-12-2025 10:30 AM

I carry my coins in my back pocket. At the end of the day, the coins go into a piggy bank on my table. I open it up at the end of the year and buy something with it.

unit 11-12-2025 10:34 AM

you carry coins in your back pocket? what kind of psycho are you?

EvoFire 11-12-2025 10:36 AM

The perfect kind :lawl:

But where else do I put it? My wallet doesn't have a coin section, not that I want to put it in my wallet anyways.

unit 11-12-2025 11:13 AM

hmm do you really use cash that often?
i sometimes use cash for certain things like when i buy something off fb marketplace, but then there are never coins involved.. other than that i use my visa exclusively unless im somewhere that only takes debit or cash... then its debit.

spoon.ek9 11-12-2025 11:17 AM

I still carry cash for haircuts, food courts and marketplace deals. Coins are inevitable for me.

Traum 11-12-2025 11:35 AM

The majority of Chinese places are cash only, so it's inevitable to use and have cash on hand, including coins.

I dunno how other people are able to have / carry so few cards. Being the cheapa$$ that I am, there is a loyalty card for pretty much every shop I visit, not to mention several different credit cards with different perks to buy different things. At the end of the day, I'm pretty sure I have well over 20 cards on hand. FailFish

Google wallet is a big help, but there are limitations as well. For whatever reason, certain scanners, esp the ones at supermarket self checkout kiosks, are horrible at reading bar codes off the phone's screen. Some wireless tap payments are either horribly bad at reading tap payments with the phone, or for whatever reason just outright refuses to take wireless tap payments from my phone -- I'm talking about you, stupid Chevron pumps! At the end of the day, I'm finding that while I use my phone (ie. Google Wallet) to make payments most of the time, I can't really do away with not carrying the good ol' physical card as a backup.

It's a PITA, but I still end up needing a wallet with lots of card slots. FailFish

EvoFire 11-12-2025 11:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by unit (Post 9201549)
hmm do you really use cash that often?
i sometimes use cash for certain things like when i buy something off fb marketplace, but then there are never coins involved.. other than that i use my visa exclusively unless im somewhere that only takes debit or cash... then its debit.

All the time, at least every 3 days. I go to Crystal Mall for the majority of my groceries, which is cash only most places. I eat at the food court there which is mostly cash only, though there are more and more places that take card.

I live on Victoria Drive, so if I need a quick thing from there it's gonna be cash.

unit 11-12-2025 11:59 AM

looking in my wallet

DL
2 CCs
debit card
canco gas card (can prob be put on my phone)
compass card (barely use)

thats it..

also chevron, you can just punch your phone number into the machine to get your journey points, dont need your card at all.

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Originally Posted by EvoFire (Post 9201554)
All the time, at least every 3 days. I go to Crystal Mall for the majority of my groceries, which is cash only most places. I eat at the food court there which is mostly cash only, though there are more and more places that take card.

I live on Victoria Drive, so if I need a quick thing from there it's gonna be cash.


that's fair! idk why when you say you keep your coins in your back pocket i just get this mental image of your jeans being like those 2000 lowrise jeans with the flap pocket and you using it like a coin pouch lol

Eff-1 11-12-2025 02:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Traum (Post 9201552)
The majority of Chinese places are cash only, so it's inevitable to use and have cash on hand, including coins.

I dunno how other people are able to have / carry so few cards. Being the cheapa$$ that I am, there is a loyalty card for pretty much every shop I visit, not to mention several different credit cards with different perks to buy different things. At the end of the day, I'm pretty sure I have well over 20 cards on hand. FailFish

Google wallet is a big help, but there are limitations as well. For whatever reason, certain scanners, esp the ones at supermarket self checkout kiosks, are horrible at reading bar codes off the phone's screen. Some wireless tap payments are either horribly bad at reading tap payments with the phone, or for whatever reason just outright refuses to take wireless tap payments from my phone -- I'm talking about you, stupid Chevron pumps! At the end of the day, I'm finding that while I use my phone (ie. Google Wallet) to make payments most of the time, I can't really do away with not carrying the good ol' physical card as a backup.

It's a PITA, but I still end up needing a wallet with lots of card slots. FailFish

When I lost my wallet many years ago, and all those random membership cards too, I vowed never again to carry anything except the bare minimum.

I never have issues paying by phone or app, so I just leave the card at home and only grab it when I am going to that place. For example, an IKEA membership card. There's zero reason to carry that one around all the time. Those visits are planned well in advance.

That leaves me with:

DL
2 CCs
debit card
costco card (arguably, I could leave this at home too)
save on foods card (only because that's where we shop mostly, and the self checkouts don't take phone numbers)
compass

That's it.

As for my wallet, I have a Piquadro. Super thin, soft flexible leather. A bit too large dimension-wise, but I can live with it.

murd0c 11-12-2025 03:22 PM

I've had this one for years with the cash strap and haven't had any issues with it at all.

https://ridgewallet.ca/products/tita...32497518674056

N.V.M. 11-13-2025 05:45 AM

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Originally Posted by murd0c (Post 9201574)
I've had this one for years with the cash strap and haven't had any issues with it at all.

https://ridgewallet.ca/products/tita...32497518674056


$140, what a steal.

murd0c 11-13-2025 09:20 AM

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Originally Posted by N.V.M. (Post 9201616)
$140, what a steal.

It was a gift 5 years ago :D

6793026 11-17-2025 06:31 AM

i use cash ALL the time.. how else doyoiu buy stuff from marketplace.. no one does e transfer no more cause all are worried about being retracted.

teggy604 11-17-2025 07:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EvoFire (Post 9201534)
I carry my coins in my back pocket. At the end of the day, the coins go into a piggy bank on my table. I open it up at the end of the year and buy something with it.

I wear jeans alot. I usually have coins in the "coin" pocket. I think one time I can fit about $10 bucks worth of coin in that tiny pocket. Lol

Vansterdam 11-18-2025 09:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by murd0c (Post 9201574)
I've had this one for years with the cash strap and haven't had any issues with it at all.

https://ridgewallet.ca/products/tita...32497518674056

was eyeing this too on amazon until I saw the price lol

Quote:

Originally Posted by EvoFire (Post 9201554)

I live on Victoria Drive, so if I need a quick thing from there it's gonna be cash.


Kents kitchen, Maxims, Mei Yee, Banh Mi Saigon lol

spoon.ek9 12-04-2025 08:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Vansterdam (Post 9201213)

Guess who's getting a wallet for xmas lol


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