Cookie purchase or hell?
I went to the local bakery/restaurant today and bought 2 cookies at the counter. I paid with a credit card and when it asked if I wanted to tip, I said no. Am I going to hell because of this?
You are viewing a single comment
I went to the local bakery/restaurant today and bought 2 cookies at the counter. I paid with a credit card and when it asked if I wanted to tip, I said no. Am I going to hell because of this?
No I guess? I don't believe in the religion thing. And you bought 2 cookies on credit?
Also when did we as a society start treating credit cards as money instead of credit?
It's how I buy everything. I rarely carry cash. You steal my cash I'm out my money. You steal my credit card, I cancel the card and get a new one.
Small purchases like a couple cookies ( about $1.50 to $2.00) then I will probably pay cash because the store probably loses money if I use a card. The absolute vast majority of purchases I use the card. If I don't have the money in the bank then I don't buy the item.
2 cookies at $3.50 each = $7 plus tax about $7.50 plus possible tip (20% please - go to heaven tip) = $9 - safe from hell price.
3.50 for a cookie?
Either those are some huge cookies or you live in a high cost of living area.
Credit was always money, it was just other people's money.
Because I like going through life with a 2-5% discount on everything I buy.
Well it was debit. Thanks for the no hell vote.