Sadly, no; it's not weird. It's not practical, either, but that sort of thing isn't going to come up often. You'd think with a pandemic going on, people would be more practical- cash is only touched by you and the cashier; that keypad's been touched by hundreds if not thousands of people- but there's not a lot of logic going around where that's concerned.
I don't. With contactless you don't need cash.
I personally don't have the habit of carrying cash with me either. It's just so much more convenient to pay with card or trough apps.
That depends.
Cash is used more in some regions more than others. Also, generational-differences are a factor, as are anti-COVID-countermeasures.
I never use cash unless there’s no other option.
I fully support businesses going cashless.
It's getting more normal with these young folk
Old timers like me use cash predominantly
I don't know what it's like where you are but a lot of shops here won't take cash now because of the Covid.
I don't either and no one in my house does except my parents.
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