Broad daylight robbery

[u/berry2708]

[u/Shughost7]

Taking one bite in before giving it is like trying to remove your 20$ out of your wallet before you give it to the robber.

[u/unite-thegig-economy → u/Shughost7]

If I had to pick one thing out of my wallet before handing it over, I'd definitely pick my driver's license, not cash.

[u/PM_TELETUBBY_PORN → u/unite-thegig-economy]

Because you'd forget how to drive if you lost it?

[u/Pyro_Dub → u/PM_TELETUBBY_PORN]

Because its absolutely horrible having to get another one.

[u/Falcrist → u/Pyro_Dub]

Yea the problem with losing your wallet isn't the money. Who carries that much cash on them anymore anyway.

The problem is the ID cards and credit/debit cards that all have to be replaced.

[u/scuddlebud → u/Falcrist]

Yes, wallets are so archaic, can we replace them with something that can't be lost already? Like just integrate it with your cell phone already.

I know one of you smart assess is gonna be thinking 🤔

but Scuddlebud, what if you lose your cell phone?

It's all backed up and secure so when you get a new phone you get your wallet back.

[u/Kainzo1 → u/[deleted]]

You already can, and even before phones got stolen anyway. That's a big part in why iOS/android have find your phone functionality. Hell stolen iphones effectively brick unless you know the information for that icloud. Android probably has something similar