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Saw this today and my first thought was "this guy is salty about an AA from Synchrony. Guess he doesn't know he can recon back to his original limit."
Some newer people here may not get it but the OGs will understand the significance of the number Lol.
that is funny...
This really made me LOL. Thanks for sharing!
(I would love to give you Kudos, but cannot due to this being on SmorgasBoard.)
@Anonymous wrote:Saw this today and my first thought was "this guy is salty about an AA from Synchrony. Guess he doesn't know he can recon back to his original limit."
Some newer people here may not get it but the OGs will understand the significance of the number Lol.
Omg 💀 💀 💀
@Anonymous 😂😂😂
Thats my marvel at the moment and I do drive a white car 🤔🤣
@Anonymous wrote:Saw this today and my first thought was "this guy is salty about an AA from Synchrony. Guess he doesn't know he can recon back to his original limit."
Some newer people here may not get it but the OGs will understand the significance of the number Lol.
...and on top of that, what do those last 2 numbers "74" really mean?
Kudos to you!
Lol that's a "24" 😉 There's a lot of road salt covering part of the "2".
Lol to those who replied, I saw it and cracked up - the thought hit me immediately. My wife looked at me funny and asked what was so amusing - I couldn't explain it to her and have her appreciate it so I just said "inside credit joke - you honestly won't care"which is completely true. I knew there'd be an audience for it here though.
For the newer members, this isn't common now but a few years ago Synch was notorious for CLDing lines of credit that were idle for a period of months. They'd drop your line to some dollar value ending in "24", like $1024. It became recognized and known here that a CLD to an even dollar amount like $1000 meant you were stuck with the new limit until you convinced Synch that you should be increased, but a CLD to an $xx24 limit meant you could restore your prior line with a simple phone call and some usage.
@Anonymous wrote:Lol that's a "24" 😉 There's a lot of road salt covering part of the "2".
Oh nevermind.....I see your reply ^^^ up there now.