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I'm on the fence about whether or not a business must take cash. on the one hand, its their business and they can do what they want. on the other, cash is legal tender, and i don't think it should be denied as payment. i only ask because a few cities are starting to address it through legislation, and they want the businesses to take cash. i rarely find myself in agreement with government faggots.

I'm on the fence about whether or not a business must take cash. on the one hand, its their business and they can do what they want. on the other, cash is legal tender, and i don't think it should be denied as payment. i only ask because a few cities are starting to address it through legislation, and they want the businesses to take cash. i rarely find myself in agreement with government faggots.

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Cash is legal tender for debts. The debt part is the key. In a supermarket you exchange money for goods. The sale either happens or it doesn't. At no point is there a debt. On the other hand if you go to a restaurant, you eat and are presented with the bill, they will have a hard time not taking your cash because you've already consumed the product.