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Sorry to be a pain. Is it cash or card ? Thanks
Got some cash to launder?! Give it me and I'll just take a 25% commission for helping you out.
Why, who pays anything in cash anymore?
Anybody who wants a Chinese takeaway near us and further away, the Karachi curry house in Bradford as a mate of mine discovered last week when we had not a penny between us and had to walk to a cash machine five minutes away, which charged us £1.75 to dispense some folding stuff. In fairness, we could have refused to pay in cash but we wouldn’t have been able to eat there.
I wish! I'm not into owt dodgy but I am a full time musician so I get paid in cash more often than not.
Did 3 gigs at the weekend, all paid cash. That's £1200 in cash.
Me everything I make is in cash
There is also the fact that your movements and habits could potentially be hacked and sold to advertisers or worse.I wish! I'm not into owt dodgy but I am a full time musician so I get paid in cash more often than not.
Did 3 gigs at the weekend, all paid cash. That's £1200 in cash.
Haven't had time to pay it in yet as I'm busy launching a festival in Woodseats.
Went to a gig at The Greystones last night with £80 in my pocket and couldn't buy a drink...because it was 100% cashless. Pub lost out on £40/50 worth of custom and I wasn't the only one not drinking due to only having cash. Pubs moaning about struggling for income...yet turning down legal tender. I honestly find it baffling.
Also don't forget any elderly people who don't have, can't use or don't trust technology......homeless people.....people who can't afford the ID needed to get a bank account....people in rural areas miles from a bank or with non-existent WiFi.....£1 for the tooth fairy for your kids.....pocket money for kids (unless you want a 7 year old wandering about with a Mastercard).....anyone selling old furniture or bric a brac from their house....even the programme sellers at The Lane.
Digital transactions incur a % charge which is paid to the transaction handler...a cost which is passed directly to the customer. Its little surprise everything is getting wildly more expensive just as many places are becoming cashless. They don't want to pay the fees, so we have to.
And finally, what happens if/when the internet goes down? Or someone hacks the server? Or a bank folds?
Need I go on?
We live in different worlds. The only things I pay in cash are the window cleaner and the local Jersey milk vending machine.
Called in at the Carlton on Attercliffe Common pre Xmas before the Paul Heaton gig at the arena. Would have spent £30/40 in there between us over the course of an hour or two but the sign on the bar proudly stating they don’t accept cards “or Monopoly money, fairy dust etc” meant we just about managed to scratch enough together for half each before promptly fucking off.
Never seen a milk vending machine before we do live in different worlds haha I won't deal with bank transfers strictly cash only though I will be a part owner in a proper business soon so I'll have to learn what's crack sooner or later
If you’re going into business with someone else, get an accountant. Ideally, set up a limited company (accountant can do it for you but it’s not that difficult) and get bookkeeping software. Partnerships often go wrong because of arguments over money so keep everything between you transparent and in writing.
I wish! I'm not into owt dodgy but I am a full time musician so I get paid in cash more often than not.
Did 3 gigs at the weekend, all paid cash. That's £1200 in cash.
Haven't had time to pay it in yet as I'm busy launching a festival in Woodseats.
Went to a gig at The Greystones last night with £80 in my pocket and couldn't buy a drink...because it was 100% cashless. Pub lost out on £40/50 worth of custom and I wasn't the only one not drinking due to only having cash. Pubs moaning about struggling for income...yet turning down legal tender. I honestly find it baffling.
Also don't forget any elderly people who don't have, can't use or don't trust technology......homeless people.....people who can't afford the ID needed to get a bank account....people in rural areas miles from a bank or with non-existent WiFi.....£1 for the tooth fairy for your kids.....pocket money for kids (unless you want a 7 year old wandering about with a Mastercard).....anyone selling old furniture or bric a brac from their house....even the programme sellers at The Lane.
Digital transactions incur a % charge which is paid to the transaction handler...a cost which is passed directly to the customer. Its little surprise everything is getting wildly more expensive just as many places are becoming cashless. They don't want to pay the fees, so we have to.
And finally, what happens if/when the internet goes down? Or someone hacks the server? Or a bank folds?
Need I go on?
What about the hookers and dealer?
Thank you it's with a family member so I'm hoping he won't fuck me over. It's an off license he all ready owns but wants to extend back and I'll be paying for building work and getting in permanent threw that. The thing with the paperwork is going to be difficult for me I haven't got much education and not book smart at all. He's older than me and wants to help me get set up so me and my family are secure in future I make very good money when what I'm doing at time comes off nice It's just not stable enough.
He’s probably already got bookkeeping and accountants then. Just get something basic in writing, so there’s no arguments in future. Arguments over money are daft but even dafter with family, you don’t want to fall out in a couple of years because you’ve got different recollections of what you’ve actually agreed. A mate of mine drew up an agreement with his girlfriend when they bought a house together, saved him a lot of grief when they split and he bought her out.
Cheers I am taking this on board and do appreciate it. He's got a few corner shops and this is smallest I'll be running it and eventually down line he says I'll be sole owner of the whole premises including flat attached. Exciting times I'll be thirty in a few years and really need to work out what I'm going to do.
Good luck to you sir
Yeah, hitting 30 is a wake up call. I was the same, didn’t settle down to one thing until I was that age. Tried loads of jobs, found out I was shit at all of them.
We are using bookers at minutes it's a bit of free for all and hit and miss. Aslong as we can get drink in we will be all right. Getting all that back wall knocked down and extended in next few weeks then me and the missus will be taking reins proper. Its a constant mess at minute need a bigger stockroom. stringjunior cheers stringYeah, hitting 30 is a wake up call. I was the same, didn’t settle down to one thing until I was that age. Tried loads of jobs, found out I was shit at all of them.
I had a shop for a while, it can be a bit dull at times but it’s OK. You can pick it up quite quickly, it’s just about getting the best suppliers and knowing what sells and what doesn’t.
Good luck with it, looks decent.
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