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okay I'll play, i'm objectively bad at this, I tend to pay with ... whatever is handy or whatever brand card I have for the hotel, and I almost always book through the hotel website (but sometimes hotel.com and sometimes I remember to activate ebates/Rakuten) but here goes: Next two weeks: Best Western, Woodbury NY - probably will pay with one of the AA cards. Nights 1-2 are $103, night 3 is $94. MC Hotel, Autograph Collection, montclair, NJ - using points. Best Western Plus, Brooklyn NY - chosen because of its proximity to MIL's house. Probably will pay with one of the AA cards. Rates are $135, $140, $144. Sheraton Nigara Falls - will pay with the Marriott card. $98/night. I am most excited about free parking for the car that I will not have. Renaissance Westchester Hotel - AAA rate. Will pay with the Marriott card. $135/night. Early December, I have a room booked at the Four Points by Sheraton Chicago O'Hare Airport where I will pay with the Marriott card. $107 corp rate. Moving to another hotel for the 2 nights after that, booked through hotels.com but not by me. There's more coming up, but I'm tired and have a meeting 😂

I'm convinced they bathe in it.

I went to Scotland and got real fish & chips. Gluten free. These were, seriously, amazing - both the fish and the chips. The chips were big and fat, and double-fried, so they were crispy on the outside. Husband had the regular (gluten) fish and chips and he said the GF version was almost as good as the regular. The restaurant (and its fish and chips) gets really high ratings. We went back for a 2nd lunch, the friends we travelled with went back for a 3rd meal.

You're being pretty vague so you're not likely to get any answers with real substance. The individual variables that make each person's situation unique are what make the advice applicable to each situation unique. Without knowing what those variables are, people are hesitant to say "Do this" because it may make your situation worse, and that's not what we want.

Welcome back! If you remember your old username, PM me and I'll merge your two accounts.

I hear you but didn't say they were either THC or CBD (cough, cough) also, the TSA literally doesn't care about drugs, it's not their jurisdiction. Their official stance is that if they see it during screening for something else, they will report it to local law enforcement. In states like Colorado, that means that they'd be reporting a legal activity to local law enforcement so unless it's over an ounce (which is CO law for actual flower, I have no idea what it is for edibles) they will not do so because it would not be a violation. Then, they are also not going to notify the authorities in the state where you are landing, that they let you in the air with illegal substances either. Annd it's not the jurisdiction of the FAA. So the official unofficial stance of the TSA lately has been the 1-ounce rule, pretty much everywhere. I've heard the speech in various airports because people keep asking So essentially they're still working that out and in the meantime, they aren't looking for it in the Denver airport. There are international airports where they are like WE WILL PUT YOU IN JAIL DO NOT BRING THAT SHIT INTO MY COUNTRY (I am looking at you South Korea )

I have seen this posted in 3 places now. If you are one of the 45% of the people who completed this survey, you are gross. I need for you to know that. It's very cheap to wash your drawers with hand soap in the sink and let them dry overnight.

I would have invited you if that was the case 😂😂

Things I came back from Denver with: Drumsticks (used during the concert and during a photo opp) gummy bears suckers a dream catcher Things I'm going to TX with an 8 pack of nerd glasses 8 plastic shot glasses

Your auto signature should never include a closer like that.

There are 3 or 4 other locations as well. And really, anything by Jose Andres is worth Orlando. CV - that was off our bill. OMG. so so so so so good. New bucket list item for me is his DC restaurant where he picks what you eat 😂

Jaleo Disney Springs 36 to 48-month cured ham from the legendary free range, acorn-fed, black-footed ibérico pigs of Spain Hand carved tableside (D.O. Idiazábal, Basque Country and Navarra) A smoked, nutty-flavored sheep's milk cheese paired with quince paste (D.O. Asturias) A bold and spicy raw cow's milk cheese with pimentón, paired with almonds and bitter orange jam (D.O. Asturias) An intensely flavored blue cheese of cow and sheep milk paired with raisins and Pedro Ximénez compressed pears José's Taco* Ibérico de bellota and Supreme caviar Ostras 'Gin and Tonic' Oysters with lemon, gin and tonic Espinacas a la catalana Sautéed spinach, pine nuts, raisins and apples Chuletón de buey a la parilla Grilled, 45-day aged prime certified Angus beef ribeye served with piquillo confit Quesada Asturiana Basque-style cheesecake made with goat cheese, with seasonal sorbet

This was actually in the news a couple of weeks ago. https://abcnews.go.com/US/parents-film-newborn-baby-girl-dropped-head-doctor/story?id=62819822

I don't shop at Costco. Topaz Signature Pads

I'm fascinated by this lease hacker stuff, and don't really understand how it works. If I was interested, I'd contact the broker who posted it via PM? (yes, I'm lazy tonight)