1: like Chase bank, where the savings rate is .01%.
2: like Capital 1 or Marcus by Goldman-Sachs, where the interest rate is 4.35% or 4.4%.

I recently went to some products store for skin cream. The lady actually had me sit with her 1 on 1 and she tried a free sample around my eye.

But how much did it cost. $500. They'll say it costs $1000 but there is a discount today 50% off and you can get this 2nd product and another gift for free.

So, I didn't want the product. Eventually left... But I'm thinking maybe I should have taken out a checkbook and offer to write her a check, for, say $100, for this nice service.

I wouldn't ask her for her name. I would write a check for $100, sign it, and say you can just write your name on it...

So, my question is, if you were to write a woman a check (for whatever reason), should the check be from a bank like

1: like Chase bank, where the savings rate is .01%.
2: like Capital 1 or Marcus by Goldman-Sachs, where the interest rate is 4.35% or 4.4%.

Which bank sounds more attractive?

#1 are really big banks, #2 are more medium-sized banks that offer HYSA (high-yield savings account).

What about Sperm Bank?

No one uses checks broke boy

Other than boomers, who the fukk writes checks anymore? (Super Ded fkn Srs)

Manufacturers Hanover

So it should be a money order? Money orders you have to set the amount on it, you don't write the amount.

uwot m8?

You ever heard of debit/credit cards?

Even venmo/paypal etc for more off the book type transactions

Most girls aren't a business that you can swipe?Ah, those are things where you need a girl's #. Which is essentially buying a girl's #.