What started as a normal coffee run turned into a viral internet war, a corporate meltdown, and a nationwide debate on cashless payments and customer data.

In this story, I walk you through how a simple $20 bill, a passive-aggressive sign, and a barista who could DEFINITELY do math sparked a massive conversation about digital payments, corporate control, worker exploitation, and privacy.

This video breaks down:

☕ Why a coffee shop banned cash “because employees can’t do math”

💳 The real reason corporations push cashless systems

🧾 How one viral post turned into national news

📉 What Nectar & Co. didn’t want customers to know

💥 How a single barista exposed the truth

🔓 Why cash still matters more than ever

If you love long-form storytelling, corporate satire, modern commentary, and plot twists — this one’s for you.

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