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To speak the words of a song rather than sing them. Similar to reading poetry, but with music playing in the background
"I just Cashed the words to that song." "I can't sing well, so I'm going to Cash it."
To Cash by Pea Soup with Battries November 15, 2011
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Cash to Task 

To carry an amount of money necessary to accomplish a task as per a previous quote. Used as a defense and safety mechanism against upselling or against people misrepresenting the cost of a particular good or service.

Often used with escorts or sex workers to prevent on the spot bartering for services.

In the example below, the Mark inquires about rates, he gets an answer and signals to the Provider his disinterest in bartering when they meet. He says he will only bring enough cash to cover the quoted price, so if the Provider has additional services available, he should know about them in advance. The Provider can then quote an upgrade program (as seen somewhat ambiguously below) or point the mark to another resource. Ideally, a detailed online resource is best for avoiding incriminating dialog, hence the terse nature of the discussion. The Mark is dissatisfied with the answer knowing that some providers may scale rapidly from $50 to as much as $2000 for a particular interest.

Nota bene: Cash to Task is a safety precaution for both parties. Carrying excess cash can increase tension and draw unwanted attention from parties not intended to be involved in the transaction.

Note bene 2: Cash to Task does NOT excuse you from an appropriate tip. It just means don't try and be a hot-shot by carrying a stupidly excessive and dangerous amount of money where it's not needed. Take care of your Provider (employee, server, waiter, waitress, etc.) and they should take care of you.
Mark: I'd like to meet tomorrow evening. What's your incall availability and rate like?

Provider: 250 an hour, 175 for half.

Mark: I carry cash to task. Let me know if there are upgrades available.

Provider: upgrades start at 50 and go from there...

Mark: Thanks for your time.
Cash to Task by lainIwak. April 21, 2019

Trickin cash to Bops 

Spending ridiculous sums of federal reserve notes, dollars, scratch, skrilla, moola, cheeda, cheese, lettuce, paper, c-notes, benjis, dead presidents, dough, clams, smackers, greenbacks, big faces, loot, Jacksons Benjis and Grants on chickenhead ass women in exchange for love or vaginal/anal/oral sex.

Also called: Feedin a skeeza wit ya Visa
That nigga Chris done tricked of his whole check to that bopper Desiree. I told him to quit Trickin cash to Bops.

you are holding more than $5,000 which can be stolen by other players. visit an atm to 'bank' your cash and keep it safe. you can use 'banked' cash for most legitimate purchases. 

you completed a job on gta, congrats.
you are holding more than $5,000 which can be stolen by other players. visit an atm to 'bank' your cash and keep it safe. you can use 'banked' cash for most legitimate purchases.
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