Why do you think people resist the use of dollar coins?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on February 12, 2007
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“No one likes change. They don't like the weight in their pocket or their change getting in the way of everything else they're carrying.”
— Ricky Lockner, assistant chef, Lawrence
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“Change is more annoying than bills are, and it's easier to tell how much money is in your wallet with bills.”
— Anna Davies, Kansas University junior, Lawrence
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“I think that people don't like to deal with currency or coins in general. Everyone seems to prefer the electronic transfer of money.”
— Bob German, attorney, Salina
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“I think it's a hassle to carry them around if you get them as change. They're bulky and don't fit in your wallet easily. I think they're just impractical for everyday use.”
— Amanda Haas, teacher/tutor, Baldwin City