CyclingInvestor said:Typically, maybe $50-$100 total.
But I usually have 80-200 lbs of dry dog food in the garage,
and 20-40 2 liter bottles of Diet Dr Pepper (blech) so when
the big one hits, I won't go hungry or thirsty.
clifp said:I generally have lots of cash $2,000-$5,000, on hand in a safe, cause I need to play poker.
Periodically, I take a a couple thousand to Walmart, where I get a money order, which I deposit with my broker. What about when you lose,some my ask. I am sure someday, I'll have a prolonged lossing streak, but so far I haven't used an ATM since Thanksgiving.
SteveR said:Never really stopped to add it up but an educated estimate would be:
$200 in our combined wallets.
$300 in coins (to lazy to roll them up....looks like I either need to load them in the RV for our stop over in Las Vegas or roll them on those slow ER days in the future) in the safe with savings bonds and other stuff. (don't have or want a safety deposit box).
$50 in our change cup on my dresser...it is a big cup.
$ in pennies in a some Glad bags...see above too lazy to roll them comment.
runchman said:I either have about 20 bucks on me, or I have about a grand or so in a bag in the trunk of my car.
The grand is only if I've collected from my laundromat and am procrastinating on getting to the bank.
And no it isn't all quarters, it is cash from the change machines. Many of the quarters just cycle between the change machines and the washers/dryers, back to the change machine....
- John
HaHa said:I thought the Patriot Act made it illegal for brokers to accept MOs. I guess I misunderstood.
BTW, ClifP- do you play in card rooms or at informal gatherings?
Ha
hogtied said:I keep $600 - $700 on hand. This would give me a start if there ever was another "Bank Holiday" declared due to a terrorist event or an event that we cannot even possibly conceive of.