Show me the cash in ur wallet right now!

Stooge

I was counting my cash just now wondering how much I had on me, and me being nosy 🧐 I thought I’d ask what you have in your wallet.
Cash and coins only please.

privatecoin

. Here you go.

Cougar1978

I saw that title thinking somebody’s wife getting after them about buying coins or whatever…

ChrisH821

$7 and two checks.

lilolme

Just emptied my pockets. Yeah, it is a little bulky.
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Smudge

Kinda personal.

jmlanzaf

Not even if you show me a gun.

Stooge

@Smudge said:
Kinda personal.

I fully agree with you, but I thought I'd see what reaction I got.

U1chicago

@lilolme said:
Just emptied my pockets. Yeah, it is a little bulky.
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That looks like you emptied the pockets of @joeykoins

TheGoonies1985

Nothing but my bank card and credit card. Never carry cash anymore.

Klif50

I carry cash but it's in a clip in my front pocket. Haven't carried cash in my wallet in years.

Cakes

@jmlanzaf said:
Not even if you show me a gun.

Easy to say when you are not looking down the barrel of a large caliber gun. My buddy just bought a Ruger Super Red Hawk Alaskan in .44 magnum. Against his judgement I had him point it at me, yes unloaded, and it was intimidating.

lablover

@Cakes said:

@jmlanzaf said:
Not even if you show me a gun.

Easy to say when you are not looking down the barrel of a large caliber gun. My buddy just bought a Ruger Super Red Hawk Alaskan in .44 magnum. Against his judgement I had him point it at me, yes unloaded, and it was intimidating.

You never, ever point a gun at someone (even unloaded) unless you plan on pulling the trigger. Your buddy should not have done so, being the one with some good judgement

BuffaloIronTail

I have no money in my wallet, but I do have this.

Pete

CoinHoarder

Aotearoa

Like many (most?) people in New Zealand, I haven't had any cash in my wallet for six months? A year?

OAKSTAR

@Cakes said:

@jmlanzaf said:
Not even if you show me a gun.

Easy to say when you are not looking down the barrel of a large caliber gun. My buddy just bought a Ruger Super Red Hawk Alaskan in .44 magnum. Against "his" judgement "I" had him point it at me, yes unloaded, and it was intimidating.

PSA: REALLY??? And the last words out of the persons mouth that accidentally killed someone said: I thought it was unloaded!! 😱 😖 I don't know who's crazier, you or your friend!

privatecoin

@CoinHoarder said:

As a divorced dad with three daughters I haven't seen a bill that big in a decade.

jacrispies

Runnin a lil light today.

goodmoney4badmoney

bsshog40

I don't carry cash.

airplanenut

Seeing your icon, I think you'll appreciate that all the cash in my wallet has gone to spoil two schnauzers

CoinHoarder

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Swampboy

"Show me the cash in ur wallet right now!"

That's the same thing a lovely lady said to me as I was walking down the Vegas strip.

jdimmick

Zero

Dont carry any

I keep in my bag I carry too and from shop

rte592

I have a $2 bill, a lonely $1 bill and I turned the $100 bill into this...
Which got converted back into 5-$20's and 3-$5's
$118 total, the wallet usually has a few hundred more walking around money.🤑

Tramp

Should have asked the question yesterday. Today a big goose egg. Lol

Moparmonster

divecchia

No money on me. I've worked second shift for 40 years and walk home after 1:00AM.

Donato

Jacques_Loungecoque

The bums get mad at me when I tell them I only carry a debit card. Now, there’s a couple hundy hidden in the Jeep….

Stooge

I'm very impressed at some of the responses here. Obviously some of us have no money d/t family and or spent it all on coins (I'm assuming) and the fact that some don't carry cash is scary. I believe you should have some for emergency times.

Love the non-cash pics.

jedm

I'm still surprised by how many of us don't carry cash. I think I've always - always had some cash on me since I've been like 12 years old. I don't leave home without it. But this is an average amount, very seldom,
unless traveling or going to a coin show or something like that, will I carry more.

AUandAG

don't even carry a wallet anymore. Cash in front pocket and ID in other pocket.
bob

Meltdown

yspsales

Actually hit the coinstar last night like a meth head and came out with $67. Found $20 in the parking lot

TwoSides2aCoin

Carrying ? Shhhhhhh.
What's in your wallet ?

BuffaloIronTail

@Jacques_Loungecoque said:
The bums get mad at me when I tell them I only carry a debit card. Now, there’s a couple hundy hidden in the Jeep….

One of these days their gonna tell you that they accept those too.

Pete

MrEureka

Glen2022

What is cash?

Cakes

@PillarDollarCollector said:
Nothing but my bank card and credit card. Never carry cash anymore.

@lablover said:

@Cakes said:

@jmlanzaf said:
Not even if you show me a gun.

Easy to say when you are not looking down the barrel of a large caliber gun. My buddy just bought a Ruger Super Red Hawk Alaskan in .44 magnum. Against his judgement I had him point it at me, yes unloaded, and it was intimidating.

You never, ever point a gun at someone (even unloaded) unless you plan on pulling the trigger. Your buddy should not have done so, being the one with some good judgement

Yes in theory for most it's simply dumb. We are both gun guys and it was brand new out of the box. He didn't even have bullets yet. It's such a big gun, it's enormous, very substantial revolver. Everything on this gun is big and heavy, from the unfluted cylinder to the frame and the sights and I had to see what it's like looking down the barrel. I repeat it made him uneasy.

oih82w8

I had to sell my truck for gas money.

coinkat

Jetsons

TheGoonies1985

@Cakes said:

@PillarDollarCollector said:
Nothing but my bank card and credit card. Never carry cash anymore.

@lablover said:

@Cakes said:

@jmlanzaf said:
Not even if you show me a gun.

Easy to say when you are not looking down the barrel of a large caliber gun. My buddy just bought a Ruger Super Red Hawk Alaskan in .44 magnum. Against his judgement I had him point it at me, yes unloaded, and it was intimidating.

You never, ever point a gun at someone (even unloaded) unless you plan on pulling the trigger. Your buddy should not have done so, being the one with some good judgement

Yes in theory for most it's simply dumb. We are both gun guys and it was brand new out of the box. He didn't even have bullets yet. It's such a big gun, it's enormous, very substantial revolver. Everything on this gun is big and heavy, from the unfluted cylinder to the frame and the sights and I had to see what it's like looking down the barrel. I repeat it made him uneasy.

Pretty calm up here where I live in Canada. Never had anyone try to rob me or anyone I know. Stay away from the few little shady places and most likely nothing will happen.

Cakes

@PillarDollarCollector said:

@Cakes said:

@PillarDollarCollector said:
Nothing but my bank card and credit card. Never carry cash anymore.

@lablover said:

@Cakes said:

@jmlanzaf said:
Not even if you show me a gun.

Easy to say when you are not looking down the barrel of a large caliber gun. My buddy just bought a Ruger Super Red Hawk Alaskan in .44 magnum. Against his judgement I had him point it at me, yes unloaded, and it was intimidating.

You never, ever point a gun at someone (even unloaded) unless you plan on pulling the trigger. Your buddy should not have done so, being the one with some good judgement

Yes in theory for most it's simply dumb. We are both gun guys and it was brand new out of the box. He didn't even have bullets yet. It's such a big gun, it's enormous, very substantial revolver. Everything on this gun is big and heavy, from the unfluted cylinder to the frame and the sights and I had to see what it's like looking down the barrel. I repeat it made him uneasy.

Pretty calm up here where I live in Canada. Never had anyone try to rob me or anyone I know. Stay away from the few little shady places and most likely nothing will happen.

Sounds amazing up North!

The Ruger Alaskan is not for self defense, it's for hunting. Honestly if I was in grizzly country I would go with a .454 Casull but it kicks like a horse.

TheGoonies1985

@Cakes said:

@PillarDollarCollector said:

@Cakes said:

@PillarDollarCollector said:
Nothing but my bank card and credit card. Never carry cash anymore.

@lablover said:

@Cakes said:

@jmlanzaf said:
Not even if you show me a gun.

Easy to say when you are not looking down the barrel of a large caliber gun. My buddy just bought a Ruger Super Red Hawk Alaskan in .44 magnum. Against his judgement I had him point it at me, yes unloaded, and it was intimidating.

You never, ever point a gun at someone (even unloaded) unless you plan on pulling the trigger. Your buddy should not have done so, being the one with some good judgement

Yes in theory for most it's simply dumb. We are both gun guys and it was brand new out of the box. He didn't even have bullets yet. It's such a big gun, it's enormous, very substantial revolver. Everything on this gun is big and heavy, from the unfluted cylinder to the frame and the sights and I had to see what it's like looking down the barrel. I repeat it made him uneasy.

Pretty calm up here where I live in Canada. Never had anyone try to rob me or anyone I know. Stay away from the few little shady places and most likely nothing will happen.

Sounds amazing up North!

The Ruger Alaskan is not for self defense, it's for hunting. Honestly if I was in grizzly country I would go with a .454 Casull but it kicks like a horse.

Canada is a good country for the most part. Of course we have issues in larger cities like anywhere else but like I said stay away from known bad areas and chances are nothing will happen to you.

You have to remember it is all in the numbers (and size of the country) we have 40 million Canadians you guys in the USA have 330 million + Americans. I am pretty sure if we had that many people things would be different up here for better and worse.

ReadyFireAim

I usually have more cash & coins on me but this is it at the moment.
Do GoldBacks count?

CRHer700

@Moparmonster said:

Do you do Where's George?

CRHer700

Do you want to see my actual wallet, or my de facto wallet, AKA cracked, taped, plastic tub. The answer to the first is first and the answer to the second is second.

Bullsitter

All I got......
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mikee999

-0-, nil, nada, 00000000000.

I carry no $money in my wallet for obvious reasons(s).

+1 or more

🙂

Morgan13

I'd have to ask my wife and she's out shopping right now so I'm out on this deal.