@Spider15 wrote:
@longtimelurker wrote:
@UncleB wrote:
My cards were embossed with "2015", but if/when I get replacements the new cards will have "1995". I don't bother having them replaced earlier to get the 'real' date since again, the only thing it's good for is impressing a date or a cashier, neither of which are a concern of mine.
And not even sure if it is good for that! Certainly not cashiers, but even dates, can't quite imagine the scenario "Wow, I thought you were kind of a jerk, but now I see you get your first Amex 25 years ago, I will......."
Come on longtimelurker didn't you use your high quality/tier cards to impress dates (my old Green and Gold American Express Cards from the '70's)?
In the old days (1970's) it seemed such an approach had merit but, in today's world some of the dates have better cards than I do so ... who is impressed?!
+1
(Disclaimer: for anybody out there with a broken "humor detector", my statement was made in jest...)
@Spider15 wrote:
@longtimelurker wrote:
@UncleB wrote:
My cards were embossed with "2015", but if/when I get replacements the new cards will have "1995". I don't bother having them replaced earlier to get the 'real' date since again, the only thing it's good for is impressing a date or a cashier, neither of which are a concern of mine.
And not even sure if it is good for that! Certainly not cashiers, but even dates, can't quite imagine the scenario "Wow, I thought you were kind of a jerk, but now I see you get your first Amex 25 years ago, I will......."
Come on longtimelurker didn't you use your high quality/tier cards to impress dates (my old Green and Gold American Express Cards from the '70's)?
I tried, but the full fragment above ended "Wow, I thought you were kind of a jerk, but now I see you get your first Amex 25 years ago, I will leave right now because I don't date old jerks"
