Yesterday I was at a jewelry store buying my sister a graduation present. The store owner only wanted to accept cash, no Venmo or Zelle. I didn't have enough cash on me at the time, so I offered to pay him in Bitcoin.
His response was all too familiar, a little chuckle and then an explanation that he doesn't want any Bitcoin because he can't hold it in his hands.
Is there any way to get the concept of digital money through to boomers or is it not worth the effort?
zach / Zach
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2024-05-05 14:49:50
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