Who is in the wrong here?

Who is in the wrong here?

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Digital "money" is not actual money. It is a fake currency put into circulation by private entities and no one can be forced to accept this nonsense in the place of actual money.
Don't let them fool you. If they close shop, all your "money" is gone as if it had never existed.

My wife Chino is so confused.

Businesses are required by law to always accept cash, but the same doesn't apply for other forms of payment.

That little girl shouldn't be allowed to have her own paypal account yet.

t. doesn't know the law. Maybe in your meme country. I wouldn't be surprised if cash wasn't a mandatory payment method in more advanced countries (Scandinavians) anymore.

>paypay
Is that like paypal for third worlders?

>wanting digital currency controlled even harder by the big ass corps and big government
Enjoy getting your shekels denied

Certain interest groups are certainly pushing to get cash out of circulation. When I traveled to Finland I googled the place first, and it seems that there had been an attempt of removing the option of paying with cash for bus tickets.

A fucking lonely washed up cake bullying my wife chino? Not today!