π§ means an ATM or cash machine, so it points to withdrawing money, cash or banking. It is also used in jokes about someone being treated like a source of money. The Apple artwork shows a blue square with the white letters "ATM" on a dark blue band.

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People use it when they need cash, are stopping at a cash machine, or are talking about money and payday. As a joke, it can mean "I'm not your ATM" or describe parents or a partner who always pays.
It is often sent to complain that someone only messages when they want money, as in "Do I look like an ATM?"
Wait, need to stop at the π§ first
Every time my brother calls it's π§ time π
Is there an π§ near the venue?
Payday tomorrow π§π°
| π§ vs π¦ | π¦ is a bank building, while π§ is only the cash machine sign. |
|---|---|
| π§ vs π³ | π³ is a card payment, while π§ points to withdrawing cash. |
| Name | ATM sign |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F3E7 |
| Category | Symbols |
| Keywords | atm, automated, bank, cash, money, sign, teller |
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π§ means an ATM or cash machine, so it points to withdrawing money, cash or banking. It is also used in jokes about someone being treated like a source of money. The Apple artwork shows a blue square with the white letters "ATM" on a dark blue band.
If it is about cash, just confirm the plan or location. If it is a money joke, a laugh or a promise to pay next time works.
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