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In a country where the government proudly declared itself a “cashless society,” I decided to live one full day without carrying a single coin or bill. Sounds easy, right? But just a few hours in, I started to feel like I was lost inside a system that wasn’t quite ready for the future it claimed to represent. I walked past cozy coffee shops, tea stalls, and small family-run restaurants that felt like home. Every place should have had a QR code sticker by the door—but as I looked around, I could hardly find one. When I finally spotted a card machine and pulled out my card with confidence, the shopkeeper just laughed softly and waved me off. Some said, “the machine’s broken,” others didn’t even have one. Every single shop accepted “cash only,” as if it were an unspoken rule of the city. That was the moment I started to wonder—what does a “cashless society” really mean? Is it a country that truly doesn’t use cash, or one where people no longer have the choice of how to pay? In this video, I’ll take you through a small experiment—just to see how wide the gap really is between what the state says and how people actually live. ▬▬▬ 👇 Support my work https://buymeacoffee.com/wepergee ▬▬▬ 👇 For business inquiries https://linktr.ee/wepergee ▬▬▬ Other platforms   / wepergee      / @wepergee     / wepergee     / wepergeetravel   ▬▬▬ Chapters 0:00 Cashless society? 8:56 My favorite fish wrap 16:15 Souvenir shop 26:35 High-tech restroom 27:58 The breaking point! ▬▬▬ #Wepergee #TravelTurkey #Turkey #Istanbul #TravelAbroad