Welcome back to hashtag sisters-in-law with Jill Wine Banks, Kimberly Atkins store, and me

Barb McQuaid. Joyce is away this week and we already miss her. It's the

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And now on to the show where we'll be discussing the Fani Willis hearings, the

judge's decision in the New York fraud case against Donald Trump, and the indictment

of an FBI informant. But first I wanted to ask you guys a question. You know I've been watching these

hearings in Georgia involving Fani Willis and her payment of cash to

Nathan Wade and I was just wondering to what extent you guys use cash these days. I mean I am mostly cash

and the idea that I'd have a big stash of cash to pay for a part of a trip or something like that is just not part of my world.

How about you guys?

So I very seldom these days use cash.

I did when the world seemed to be falling apart in,

I guess it was 2000 and something.

I did go to the bank and take out a significant amount of money and hit it in my house.

I no longer have it because I feel the world is a lot safer now than it was then.

When was that, Jill?

It was like the financial, the financial crisis 2008, 2008, 2008, yeah.

And my husband did the same thing.

And what's important is that we both have separate accounts.

Because I have been raised in a family where my mother had no checking account,

she was given cash by my father or a check that she would cash to pay for groceries.

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