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0:00.0	This is a Voyescape podcast. You can find all of our travel podcasts from around the world at
0:07.1	Voyescape.com.
0:12.2	Frequent Miller on the air starts now. This week's main event, Capital One steps up to the plate.
0:23.2	Does Amex and Chase have to watch out?
0:26.6	Swinging for the fences here.
0:28.6	We are going to talk about what would it take for Capital One to do more than they've already done to get us to say, you know what?
0:37.0	We could live without
0:38.0	Amex or Chase. Maybe you're being greedy, Craig. We want more out of capital one. It's been a big week.
0:43.9	Well, think of it this way. This would have been a ridiculous topic of conversation last week,
0:49.0	but now they've come far enough that we could actually say it with a straight face. Right.
0:53.3	And so I think that's pretty exciting.
0:55.2	We'll get into that after a few of our regular segments, including giant mailbag.
1:01.1	All right.
1:01.9	And I finally got ink for my printer.
1:04.2	So we actually have giant mail for the giant mail bag.
1:09.0	Very good.
1:09.4	By giant mail, I mean giant font. so I can actually read it with my old eyes, my elderly old eyes.
1:18.4	Your elderly eyes, yeah.
1:19.0	About to hop in with that.
1:20.3	You beat me to it.
1:21.4	Sorry, sorry about that.
1:23.2	This is also giant mail in that it's one of the longer, longer pieces of feedback I've read on
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