Quote from: 2Pizza410000BTC on Today at 08:09:20 AM

In my more than three years of experience, I have not purchased any real product directly with Bitcoin so far. One of the reasons for not purchasing any real product with Bitcoin is that Bitcoin is not legal in my country. Since Bitcoin is not legal in my country, I have not been able to purchase any real product directly from my country with Bitcoin so far. However, I transfer Bitcoin to my local currency through P2P and then I buy all the real products from my country. Currently, I am covering all my expenses with the money I earn from Bitcoin. I hope that in the future, if Bitcoin is legalized in my country and Bitcoin transaction facilities are created in this country, then I will definitely buy real products with Bitcoin and share my experience.

I can feel related since I have not yet made any brick and mortar purchases of goods and services using Bitcoin. Most of them convert it into the local currency in their countries; in a lot of countries it is still illegal or non accepted. That is amazing you are already paying all your bills with Bitcoin. I believe that as more places incorporate Bitcoin as a means of payment in their day to day activities, then real world purchases made with it would be far more straightforward, and it would be interesting to see how such influence affects the way people adopt it into their respective lives.