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9709.111 - 9734 Ben Gilbert

Right. If you aren't someone that has a rewards-based credit card, then your stuff just got more expensive. And so the research firm that looked into this, actually, I think it was the Fed, the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, determined that on average each year, a household that uses cash to pay for things pays $149 inflated prices because all prices, no matter how you pay, have to go up