Can you keep it going asking ONLY QUESTIONS?
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Oh come on, are you telling me you're too young to remember the Great Depression in the US when government cheese was doled out, which gave rise to the slang term cheddar for money? 😂
Should I have said "bread"? Or maybe "dough"?
Or maybe loonie, fin, dixie or sawbuck?
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Isn’t it odd I’d never heard that expression before?0
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How else would I pay my sub- contractors, or my property taxes or the bakery that adds 3% to the bill for credit card charges?paperpudding wrote: »but who still uses cheques?
Credit card? Bank transfer?
Or in the case of the bakery, cash?
Cheques are being phased out here in Australia, isn't that the case in other countries?0 -
Won't you find it interesting that while I do use cash at my bakery (but wanted a third item for my list), neither my township - for property tax payments - nor my sub contractors accept credit cards?paperpudding wrote: »
How else would I pay my sub- contractors, or my property taxes or the bakery that adds 3% to the bill for credit card charges?paperpudding wrote: »but who still uses cheques?
Credit card? Bank transfer?
Or in the case of the bakery, cash?
Cheques are being phased out here in Australia, isn't that the case in other countries?1 -
Can you pay them by Bpay?
( is it called that everywhere?)0 -
What is Bpay? Isn't it just as easy to write a check (cheque)?paperpudding wrote: »Can you pay them by Bpay?
( is it called that everywhere?)0 -
You’re allowed to pay with cheese in the US?
Can I just leave this here: 🤣 as it best sums up my reaction to @Cat0703a’s hilarious question?! 😂😂
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Won't you find it interesting that while I do use cash at my bakery (but wanted a third item for my list), neither my township - for property tax payments - nor my sub contractors accept credit cards?paperpudding wrote: »
How else would I pay my sub- contractors, or my property taxes or the bakery that adds 3% to the bill for credit card charges?paperpudding wrote: »but who still uses cheques?
Credit card? Bank transfer?
Or in the case of the bakery, cash?
Cheques are being phased out here in Australia, isn't that the case in other countries?
Could it be because they don’t like being charged money to accept money?
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paperpudding wrote: »Can you pay them by Bpay?
( is it called that everywhere?)
What is Bpay? Don’t I need to know that first before I can say if it’s called that everywhere? Or does me not knowing what it is mean it can’t be called that in at least the place that I am?
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Do you think it's like Apple pay?paperpudding wrote: »Can you pay them by Bpay?
( is it called that everywhere?)
What is Bpay? Don’t I need to know that first before I can say if it’s called that everywhere? Or does me not knowing what it is mean it can’t be called that in at least the place that I am?0 -
Can you blame them?
Won't you find it interesting that while I do use cash at my bakery (but wanted a third item for my list), neither my township - for property tax payments - nor my sub contractors accept credit cards?paperpudding wrote: »
How else would I pay my sub- contractors, or my property taxes or the bakery that adds 3% to the bill for credit card charges?paperpudding wrote: »but who still uses cheques?
Credit card? Bank transfer?
Or in the case of the bakery, cash?
Cheques are being phased out here in Australia, isn't that the case in other countries?
Could it be because they don’t like being charged money to accept money?0 -
Bpay - electronic bill payment - is when companies like electricity, gas, council rates etc have a Bpay number and you can pay directly from your bank account via internet banking - isnt that way easier and quicker than sending a cheque?0
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Since my kids have only known direct deposit for their jobs, are they not missing out on the pride of framing your first paycheck on the wall?0
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Do people do that??0
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Do you think he means the check stub?0
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Or the first dollar bill earned?0
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Isn’t that more like a business owner thing?0
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Does anyone want to help me pack?0
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Is it for somewhere fun or warm?0
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Would you believe me when I say it's probably the opposite of that? Aren't the temperatures in New York expected to be in the high 50s/low 60s (roughly 15° C) while I'm there?0
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But won’t it be fun instead of warm then? 😊0
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So, no bikini in your luggage this trip?0
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Why no bikini.... isn't there any indoor pools?0
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Is it a saltwater or chlorine pool?0
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Isn't this a boutique hotel with no pool? Also, doesn't my suitcase have an aversion to bikinis?0
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Is it time for a new suitcase? 😉2
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Did I say my suitcase? Shouldn't I have said don't I have an aversion to bikinis?1
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Why the dislike for bikinis?0
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Isn’t the definition of a beach body a body that can be found at the beach?0
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