Step 8The anti wallet completed
retrace your steps from the car or house because the cards and keys are attached.
in most cases we can swipe our cards without detaching them from the anti wallet.
if the clerk asks for our card all the relevant information is quickly accessible--license on one side, debit/credit card on the other. when we hand the clerk the anti wallet they inevitably
respond with suprise when they take hold of what they expect to be one card and receive the weight of all our cards and keys strung together. "If you lose this your really in trouble," they often say. after we explain that system ensures we do not lose anything, "we can't go far without our car keys." they hand it back saying, "I need something like that."
when we need to detach a card for an atm it is easy to do so.
people wonder if the corners wear out causing the cards to fall off, this has never happened. plastic cards are made of sturdy stuff and keeping all the cards aligned prevents this from happening.
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>> http://www.retractablereels.com/images/business-card-holder.jpg
and it would still work :D
and for the spare coins you could add a coin pouch keychain
>>http://www.ethicalpartybags.com/images/mousepurse.jpg
problems solved :D
I would recommend the JIMI wallet. I've heard pretty good things. I feel like it might create some sort of paradox in the anti-wallet continuum, but it does tie up the concerns voiced above.