I'm not sure if that made sense but y'all probably get my drift.

 

I'm

 

I'm suggesting mobile banking. Then you can avoid losing them by not carrying them.


(Probably jinxed myself and I'll lose my phone tomorrow)

 

I'm clarifying this was the work credit card, which I generally leave at the office...Turns out the replacement card was found while I was on vacation, but I'd already ordered a new one/the old one was cancelled.

 

I’m watching Family Guy.

 

I'm not firing on all cylinders this morning

 

I'm sending good vibes Mike's way.

 

I'm saying thanks to shareall.

 

I'm turning into a Luddite in my middle age, but I'm really leery of relying entirely on a single device for everything. Apple/Samsung/Google pay is cool, until it doesn't work because reasons, and then you're standing there without any means of paying. I guess too much time worrying about single points of failure scares me from going out of my way to have a single point of failure (most likely a dead battery) in buying things.

 

I'm reminded that CenturyLink has gone cashless starting with tomorrow's Sounders match, which means I will have to wait in line while everyone fumbles with their phones/cards rather than just walking up to a beer guy, giving him cash, and moving along. 40 second transactions vs 50 second transactions adds up when there's 30,000 people.