I didn’t read all responses to litvishechossid’s question. But I do want to say that making an impression has nothing to do with method of payment. If I’m in a store and the person in front of me pays with cash or a plastic card, I do NOT judge or make immediate judgement if they’re well off or not or whatever. The way they present themselves and behave in public, that is what makes an impression. Do you greet and Thank cashier, Do you push in, on line. Do you run to add more items while checking out… keeping the person behind you waiting… do you leave your wagon at the register thereby hindering next customer move…. Do you talk loud on your phone while on line or checking out… I can write a book about my shopping experiences. But method of payment says zero about the customer. The only time I cringe, is when I see the fancily dressed woman with a fancy carriage buying all goodies and paying with foodstamps.
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