As bad as this may sound, people should be able to manage a checkbook or a cash drawer. It’s really the same thing, once you get a feel for it.

Think of it this way…“I have (5) $20 bills and it’s springtime, but I know my electric bill will be $100 this summer(3 months away) and my electric company doesn’t have space for $20’s in their drawer so they charge me extra to take them as a way to discourage me from using 5 bill when could use 1. I can take my 20’s to the bank and exchange them for $100 today but the line is long because it’s Friday. Long time = lost wages, = costs more money. But next Tuesday, not many people at the bank so I can get in and exchange my 20’s for a 100 pretty quick, less time = less lost wages and less cost. I just have to plan in advance of when I need it and when everyone else is cashing their checks. With a little planning, it’s not difficult. The difficulty is taking the time to learn and for people that already know how to do it…to teach someone. I’ve said it on NOSTR for long time…each one teach one. 🤙🏻🫂