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Quoted from Kkoss24:Who is going to want to take cash when you can’t spend it at a concert , ballgame , hotels etc . So I’m guessing it’s sell a pin , buy a pin from here forward ? Not exactly the end of the world
Why can't you spend it at those places? I pay cash at lots of places. Even Amazon. 
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Between collecting pinball sales taxes and this brilliant idea…. National debt is going to be eliminated!!
That looks like a headline The Onion would post...but then you read the article and find out it's real. (Cue the folks that say it can't possibly be real because of the source...) 
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