The Chase banks around here are more open concept so it's not a private office but a desk off the lobby area (away from the tellers) That said, you can write down info you want to share privately but once they see your accounts they see everything. I think last time I used my debit card for them to log into my accounts. When the banker saw all my accounts, she was like "wow you have quite a few credit cards!" Hmm if she only knew...
I did not do a trip report. We flew to phoenix, rented a car and stopped for supplies. It was then a 4 hour drive to the Grand Canyon. With the time change, it was a long day and we were all tired. We stayed in park for 2 nights and didn’t even move the car once we got there: the first day we watched sunrise (time change) and then rode the bus to hermits rest stopping at all the overlooks in the morning. In the afternoon we went to Mather point and the geology museum and walked the trail of time back to where we were staying. The next morning we hiked 1 mile down the south kabib trail to skeleton point and back up. Then we packed up and left for Joshua tree.
We ended up getting Panera for lunch, spent $50 on some decent food and walked while we waited for our flight. Cheaper then the $60 for 2 guest and I closed my exerciser ring.
No, it means they are looking at it and haven't made a decision yet. They can't look at it to make a decision without pulling your credit report.
Ok thank you. Fingers crossed that it all works out.
Sounds fun! What is an SWU? I’m hoping to make it to Bruges this trip as well. My DH will be joining me in Germany on May 1st and we plan to rent a car for the week while visiting our DD and family. I leave for Germany April 2nd. I’ll be taking the train from my DD’s home to Amsterdam on April 18 to meet up with a friend for some sightseeing.
In case you find yourself in terminal 4 again, The Escape Lounge is quite different from terminal 3. It’s much larger, and has a buffet and bar. More like a smaller version of the Centurion Lounge. Terminal 3 just kind of looks like a restaurant if I’m remembering correctly. I don’t fly out of 3 often, but it is a nice terminal.
AA has System Wide Upgrades available for flyers that reach set milestones. You pay economy class fare and can get upgraded into biz class right away, as long as there is an SWU available. It can be tricky to find open seats with SWUs available, but with some work it can be done. Since dh flies AA at least twice a week in biz class on a paid fare, he accumulates at least 5 - 6 SWUs / year. I don’t think he knows what they are or how to use them and even if he did he wouldn’t put the time and effort in trying to find availability
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Moab is pretty small - will you have a car? We stayed at an Airbnb a little past the downtown but it was very easy to drive to Arches. We booked all our park reservations for early morning and found that worked great in the summer as by noon we would leave the park and go have lunch and the early morning entrance meant we didn't wait in line at the entrance. Once in the park, we never felt crowded - its huge!! I booked Fiery Furnace and that was a big hit (my youngest and I didn't do it). Arches was amazing, every part of it from the colors to the arches to hikes. Our Utah trip was one of those trips that just blew our expectations through the roof since coming from such a naturally different environment, everything was unexpected and a surprise.
This site is the worst for ads, I have two blockers enabled to view this and just assumed one of them messed it up. Looks like they messed up the layout, The recent threads that is generally to the right is now the last thing on the page at the very bottom.
This reminds me of my first "big trip" with my kids.... (in some ways) One thing I did was plan an interesting stop every 3 hours while driving, that really helped with the distances involved. So for our 1st day we flew into PHX, got car/lunch, drove to Flagstaff ( with a nice little stop in Sedona to walk a bit) stayed overnight in Flagstaff,which was great b/c it was a tiring day. The next morning we visited nearby Walnut Canyon,then continued on to GC south rim,and stayed 2-3 nights. It was perfect. Our trip was about 2 week total,with the same type of plan throughout for driving/stops planned. Of course ended at Disneyland and that was so fun. Good memories.
