Wallet vs Moneyclip: What's Your Opinion?

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The discussion revolves around personal preferences for carrying money and the practicality of different methods. Some individuals prefer stuffing cash in their bras for convenience, especially when tipping at restaurants. Others find money clips unappealing, associating them with negative stereotypes, and opt for wallets instead. The conversation highlights the challenges women face with clothing that often lacks functional pockets, leading to creative solutions like using jackets or purses. There is also a humorous reference to a "European carryall," a fictional product from Seinfeld, which adds a lighthearted touch to the topic. Overall, the thread emphasizes the varied approaches people take based on their activities and clothing options, with a desire for more choices in carrying methods.

Which one do you use?


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So what do you all think?
 
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Stuffing money in my bra works just fine. Nothing say's class than pulling a $20 from your bra and tipping the waiter at a fancy restaurant.

Money clips make me think of pimps\drug dealers. I just use a wallet.
 
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Money clips are for small amounts of bills. I use both a money clip and a wallet, but not at the same time. I also use my moneyclip as a good backup wallet if your real one is anodized or short-circuits.
 
I want to be able to select more than one choice! It depends on where I'm going and what I'm doing. If I'm going out someplace (like a party or someplace with dancing) where I don't want to keep track of a purse, I try to wear something with pockets that I can use. Most days, my wallet is in my purse, but when I run out to grab lunch, I just stick my wallet into my jacket pocket, which works until summer when I don't have a jacket, then either I stuff some cash into my pockets in my pants if they have a decent pocket (women's clothing rarely has useful pockets...if any) or have to take my purse...I've tried just taking the wallet, but if I don't have pockets or a purse, then I end up having to juggle the wallet with whatever else I'm carrying at the cafeteria.

Of course, I'm not sure what you'd call it way back when I had a "purse" that was basically a wallet with a strap. That was my favorite...too bad it wore out and I've never been able to find another like it. It was perfect...if I had pockets, I could just take the strap off it and stick it in my pocket, and if I didn't have pockets and didn't have a free hand to carry it, just use the strap.
 
I guess I should have added the option to choose more than one. I thought most people would just use one and stick with it
 
How about a European carryall?
 
dduardo said:
How about a European carryall?
:biggrin: That is a purse you fancy boy!
 
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I use a purse, no need for a wallet, the purse has different compartments that hold my cash and cards, checkbook, no need for anything but the one purse.
 
dduardo said:
How about a European carryall?

Whats that? (Not that I should know :rolleyes: )
 
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Anttech, it's a Seinfeld joke. A european carryall is simply a ficticious product made by the J Peterman company. It is supposed to be a purse for men.
 
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That's a great episode of Seinfeld!

I use a wallet for notes and my pockets for change. So I can't vote
 

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