Tell us you’ve never flown on a commercial flight without saying you’ve never flown on a commercial flight.

In the past, when newspapers thrived, you could go to the store and buy a single newspaper if you wanted to read a single story.
Now one article means a year's subscription.
I will happily pay for journalism, but subscribing to all the sources is too much.
Sell day passes.

I’m going to try to say this in as non-political way as I can:
There is at least one subculture that philosophically prefers to pay everything in cash.
Paying in cash means more profit for the restaurant (no card fees)
Tipping in cash gives the server the option of cheating on taxes.

People tend to think of all spending as if it were their household spending.
Money spent is just gone, no consideration for how money spent plugs into the overall economy

Hydroponic grow farms.
Massive indoor warehouses to serve our caffeine junkies.

Or maybe everyone can just buy It illegally from the Silk Road website.

Is this some sort of trick to get a whole bunch of people googling an unusual search term?