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Welcome to Frequent Myler on the air with Greg and Nick. This week we're going to be talking about whether the Sapphire Reserve is really worth the new $550 annual fee.

But before we get into that, it's, you know what time it is, Neck?

I do. It's my favorite segment of the week. I look forward to it all week long.

It is reader feedback time. And this week, well, you know what? Last week we skipped reader feedback time in favor of

confession time. Right, right, right. And we don't need any more of that. Well, that segment was wildly

popular though. Oh, it was. Wildly popular. Right. So I'm just going to give you, we are going to do

reader feedback time, but first I'm going to give you, we are going to do reader feedback time,

but first I'm going to give you, since I took, I did confession last week. I'm going to just

give you a chance. If you have anything to confess, this is your opportunity. What could I possibly

have to confess this week? Well, you know, if you didn't spend your Amex credits before the end of the year properly,

something like that.

Something like that might be, might be something to add into the confession.

So, so forgive me, I have, I have made a couple of major sins with my Amex annual credits,

my annual airline credits.

A couple of major sins, not just one.

Well, it's the same sin.

I just repeated it.

But it compounded itself.

So it's worth explaining because not only did I make a big mistake, but I compounded

it by creating another mistake.

So those of you who have MX cards that earn the annual airline credits, that'd be like the platinum cards, the MX gold card, the Aspire card, they all come with annual airline credits.

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