What’s In Your Wallet?

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Seeing Crystal play copycat made me want to play, too.

This won’t take long. I quit carrying a wallet a few months ago in favor of a Slim-Clip. That helps eliminate wallet clutter.

Here goes nothing:

$0. I usually carry a $150 or so all the time. I haven’t made it to the bank in a few days, and I spent my last $7 on parking.
USBank Flex Perks VISA check card. 0.5% back on all purchases and, theoretically, up to 25% back on some.
Penfed Platinum Cash Rewards VISA card. 1% on everything, 2% on groceries, 5% on gas. We don’t use this much, since we are primarily a cash family.
Driver’s license.
My health insurance card.
Wells Fargo VISA debit card for my business account.
Expired health insurance card.
Car insurance cards. Car, truck, and motorcycle. 1 expired and 1 valid for each.
AAA card.
Carry permit.
Business cards for 2 attorneys.
Dental insurance card.

If I go through the rest of my pockets, I have a pocket knife, 16 cents, a Gerber Artifact, and my library card.

Including my jacket pockets will add a Cold Steel Sharkie, business cards, a lighter, another pocket knife, a fingernail clipper, a small moleskin notebook, a ticket to Evil Dead: The Musical and matching brochure, a pad of checks, hand-sanitizing wipes, and a diaper to the list.

Now that I’ve gone through my stuff, I threw out the expired cards. My jacket will certainly accumulate more stuff over the winter, but it’s spent the last 6 months in the closet.

What’s in your wallet?

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