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"If it were up to me, I&amp;#039;d never touch another dollar bill for as long as I live. Cash is cumbersome, but in the worlds of Craigslist and manual labor, it&amp;#039;s&amp;amp;nbsp;still the best way to pay someone for their goods. The problem? I&amp;#039;m 20 minutes from my closest ATM. Rather than shell out the $3 rival banks want for the&amp;amp;nbsp;pleasure of giving me access to my own money, I have a workaround.   Grocery stores, pharmacies, and big boxes all have two things in common: They offer no-penalty cash back, and they sell Hot Wheels. Most shops with a&amp;amp;nbsp;conscience sell the diecasts for less than a buck, while most grocery stores charge the ludicrous price of $1.50. That&amp;#039;s still less than the transaction&amp;amp;nbsp;charge your bank nails you for. Dash in, grab whichever Hot Wheels you like, ask for $20 back, and you&amp;#039;re out the door with a new toy and the money you need. Flawless victory.   Could you snap up a pack of gum instead? Sure, but I have every Hot Wheels I&amp;#039;ve ever purchased. I can&amp;#039;t say the same for every stick of gum. READ THIS:You watched the Super Bowl, I drove to Missouri "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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