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Re:Why Germans pay cash for almost everything by calvinbhai on Tuesday August 08, 2017 @12:50PM (#14959733)
I wonder how this is true "people hate to wait on someone paying his chocolate bar with credit card".

In the US, I always wish they had non-cash lanes at grocery stores (especially at Costco, Walmart) because paying cash is almost always a super slow process.

Do prices and taxes in Germany for stuff usually end up in whole numbers? I think in that case it's easy to calculate total owed and be ready with the exact amount of cash.

Re:Why Germans pay cash for almost everything by kuschku on Tuesday August 08, 2017 @01:17PM (#14960020)
Almost all prices end in .99 or .95, and are with tax included.

So you add the numbers up, pay that much, and get 0.0x back, where x is the number of articles you bought, usually.