Bakery refused to sell bread to 94-year-old pensioner because she had 'dirty cash'
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dailystar.co.ukMirror Online.The company told Nottinghamshire Live that one of the agreements of them reopening was that they would not accept cash as it is "dirty".But Edna, who lived through the Second World War and worked in a hosiery, prefers to pay "the old fashioned way".In fact, she has never even owned a bank card.Edna, of Basford in Nottingham and who was attempting to buy bread from the bakery in the market town of Bulwell, said: "I went into Birds because I wanted a loaf of bread and some potted meat.
She said to me 'have you got a card?'"I did not know what she was on about. I said 'Oh I have never used a card in my life. I always pay the old fashioned way, which is how I was brought up."I felt like I was being treated like a small child and.
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