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I haven't carried more than a few pounds in cash since the pandemic. I never had much cash on me prior to that point as it was, but now I have like maybe £2 in my wallet? I got so used to using my card for everything during 2020 and I've stuck to it since.

I was the opposite. There were all these weird concerns about banks and society crashing with this general air of "keep a safety net of cash at home." It was a weird time when I had a bunch of cash in an envelope at home but also paid 99% of stuff via card online.

It could have been regional? I live in London and the city basically took the pandemic as an opportunity to pretty much get rid of cash, which I don't hate as I get very flustered with counting out money, but given that I could only pay for anything with my card I've ended up being even more cashless than I was already.

The only reason I even have that £2 is because my uncle gave me £20 for my birthday in cash so I've just been spending it on small treats here and there.

I worked at a bank during the start of the pandemic and right at the beginning of the lockdowns there was absolutely a feeling of needing cash. We were told not to worry about the usual cash limits and allowed to order a bunch of cash because we had a lot of customers the first month of lockdown wanting thousands of dollars in cash 'just in case.'

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