@LS2982 wrote:
@mAndrew1980 wrote:
how was your celebratory dinner last night LS?
Good.................had a crazy buzz leaving BWW!
Hey, LS -- I'm tagging you to bring BWW wings to next month's GK meeting! And a case of beer!
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@FrugalRican wrote:Never been there, yet. If it serves Blue Moon, DGF is in and I can get 5% cashback with my Discover More from this place in April.
I'm sold.
They do! Get them boneless Honey BBQ wings....heaven!
@FrugalRican wrote:
@LS2982 wrote:
@FrugalRican wrote:Never been there, yet. If it serves Blue Moon, DGF is in and I can get 5% cashback with my Discover More from this place in April.
I'm sold.
They do! Get them boneless Honey BBQ wings....heaven!
You've sold me. And this conversation is relevant since it is promoting positive garden behavior, because it is helping me... um... make purchases and getting more cashback than if I used my debit card! Yes. And, wings stop me from apping, right. That's it!
The credit steps will really help you Andrew. Not because of the massive increase in credit limit, but because you can see the fruits of your labor. I started rebuilding a bit over a year ago. I started with a secure cap1, then platinum, and then an Orchard Bank card. One year later I've added Chase and AMEX. It goes quickly and I'm in the camp that believes people should app for what they need or truly want. Honestly, I think most people belong in the garden. It's so very boring waiting for accounts to age and baddies to fall off. It's definitely like watching paint dry.
PS... I went into a car dealer and was offered something like 17% interest. That was my wakeup call! Definitely wish you the best of luck when you walk into that car dealership. I'm hoping to have 0% interest on my Ferrari someday. (jk)