
RTourn writes - "Some people carry change purse with them where ever they go, but you won't use most of those coins. Why carry coins that you won t use? So what is the fewest number of coins you can carry that allows you to produce any exact change? And then find an inexpensive way to carry that in your wallet." - Link.
Make a "correct change" wallet
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what if you go out and buy things at more than one place?
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Don't do that! You will screw up the whole system!
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So you would still have to carry a wallet if you were going to buy something over 99c.
I can't remember the last time I used cash to buy something. I try to exclusivly use my debit card.
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I sense the letter O, yes O
Now something else is coming through--it's a C
Ah, there's a D
OCD, does that mean something to someone?
Sorry, this is a hack with too much work for too little return. . .
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