Cash vs. Cards: Preferences and Reasons

The discussion revolves around preferences for using cash or cards, highlighting personal spending habits and convenience factors. Some prefer cash for its tangible nature, while others favor cards for ease of use. The conversation explores various perspectives on spending, emphasizing personal preferences and convenience.

What is the main reason the first speaker prefers cash?

• They find it more convenient.

• They are more conscious of their spending.

• They do not have a bank card.

• They dislike using ATMs.

Why does the second speaker end up using cards despite preferring cash?

• They prefer the feel of cards.

• They find it easier to use cards.

• They do not have cash on hand.

• They are influenced by others.

What is a reason given for preferring cash over cards?

• It is more modern.

• It is faster to use.

• It feels better to hand over cash.

• It is more secure.

Why does one speaker prefer using cards?

• They are unorganized and find cards easier.

• They do not trust cash.

• They find cards more secure.

• They dislike going to the bank.

What is a benefit of using cards mentioned by a speaker?

• It is easier to wave a card.

• It is more traditional.

• It helps in budgeting.

• It avoids ATM fees.

What is a common reason for using cards despite a preference for cash?

• Lack of cash on hand.

• Cards are more modern.

• Cards are more secure.

• Cards are faster.

Why does one speaker not use a wallet?

• They do not have cash.

• They find it inconvenient.

• They prefer cards.

• Their money is always scattered.