In between paychecks, I used to experience a lack of money. I would cringe if someone referred to me as "cashless" - it just ripped my heart out every time.
I felt much better when that expression was changed to "person experiencing cashlessness" - it was a needed reminder that on the next payday, I would arise from my lowly, un-person ex…
In between paychecks, I used to experience a lack of money. I would cringe if someone referred to me as "cashless" - it just ripped my heart out every time.
I felt much better when that expression was changed to "person experiencing cashlessness" - it was a needed reminder that on the next payday, I would arise from my lowly, un-person existence and become part of the thriving economy again - until I paid my bills.
One has to wonder if a certain percentage of those people experiencing homelessness are also experiencing cashlessness and joblessness and aimlessness as well. It certainly seems that way in my town.
Certainly they seem to be experiencing those overusenesses as well, although I don't see how they can afford it with all the cashlessness they are experiencing...
In between paychecks, I used to experience a lack of money. I would cringe if someone referred to me as "cashless" - it just ripped my heart out every time.
I felt much better when that expression was changed to "person experiencing cashlessness" - it was a needed reminder that on the next payday, I would arise from my lowly, un-person existence and become part of the thriving economy again - until I paid my bills.
One has to wonder if a certain percentage of those people experiencing homelessness are also experiencing cashlessness and joblessness and aimlessness as well. It certainly seems that way in my town.
But are they experiencing alcohol overuseness or drug overuseness too? We need to cut them ‘the thing that stops your car wheels from spinning’.
Certainly they seem to be experiencing those overusenesses as well, although I don't see how they can afford it with all the cashlessness they are experiencing...
The Brits complained about the Yanks in WW1 - "overpaid, oversexed, and over here."
It’s all the standing on the racist street corners. Very profitable I hear.
The cops here allow them to beg on the insensitive concrete medians in the middle of the street.