00:01Polish finance minister Andrzej Domanski has recently advised Pols to keep cash at home in case of digital failures.
00:09We asked Warsaw residents how they feel about this and whether they keep a cash reserve for emergencies.
00:30For example, when we travel and there are no other options, we often only have a lot of cash.
00:37I think that we need to have a card and money.
00:41Because, as I can imagine, we are in some places where someone is buying a card.
00:46Or we are buying.
00:48We are under pressure that we don't have to pay even back to buy a ticket.
00:55I have a feeling that the preparation is the first one.
01:00And the second one is a card and something on the record.
01:04Because for ordinary people, everything can be done.
01:09The war, the crisis in the world, and without preparation is a tragedy.
01:14Meanwhile, the European Union is rolling out the idea of a digital Euro,
01:19which could help reduce dependence on American payment processes.
01:22We are not in Europe, but the Euro is a certain order.
01:28I don't know how banks will help with this.
01:32I mean, how they will solve it.
01:34I think that this crisis is so good that it is good if we are independent of these big companies.
01:42After the pandemic and amid ongoing wars, cyber attacks and blackouts,
01:46more and more people prefer to hold cash in their hands rather than keep it in the digital cloud.
01:51definitely not Internet.
01:54The
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