I still can’t believe he nuked the Twitter brand. It was like the most valuable part of the platform. X is such a dumb, generic nothing name.

I do agree it’s “not normal,” especially in the West. It does seem to be significantly more common across Asia.

And I suspect it’ll become more common across the West.

And I hate it. Cash is still king for me for whatever reason.

And just in case you think I’m BS’ing here is an actual government policy explicitly stating that stores can refuse cash payments

https://www.mas.gov.sg/contact-us/faqs/currency-faqs

I imagine OP isn’t saying that there literally is no such thing as cash in Denmark but something more nuanced like “cash is becoming rare.”

No idea about Denmark’s laws but there are companies (edit: I mean “countries” not companies) where cash is yes still the legal tender but payment at some businesses can only be made cashless. Denmark may have a law stating businesses must accept cash, but you can certainly have systems where cash is legal tender but some businesses will not accept it.