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Copper Face Jacks is now taking contactless payment and our bank accounts are weeping

DANGER HERE.

Jul 6th 2016, 11:56 AM 5,265 Views 3 Comments

A photo posted by Oscar Amador (@oscarmex1986) on Apr 29, 2016 at 2:28pm PDT

COPPER FACE JACKS is one of the most dangerous places in Ireland.

A place where messy shifts are par for the course, the question ”Shots?” is always met with an enthusiastic “Sure, go on!” and nobody ever turned down a request for cashback.

And it’s about to get a whole lot more dangerous.

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It is with great sadness that we report Copper Face Jacks is now accepting *deep breaths*… contactless payment.

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Yes, customers will now be able to use their contactless debit card to make purchases on items up to the value of €30.

You know what that means?

Tapping your card willy-nilly against this symbol…

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Even more crumpled up receipts and regret than usual the following morning…

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And a serious hole in your bank account.

Nothing worse than logging into your bank account and seeing a debit entry from coppers.. It's never anything small!
— Leanne Ní Mhaitiú (@le_matt89) January 3, 2014

Source: Leanne Ní Mhaitiú/Twitter

Godspeed, everyone.

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Copper Face Jacks is now taking contactless payment and our bank accounts are weeping