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Today's episode is all about my pandemic vacation. My latest one, this time I flew. Part two. Yes. My previous one I drove. This one is flying. It's like the whole Shameel Shemazel. Do you know what show that's from? I don't. I was like, as soon as you said it, I was like, I'd never heard that before. I've heard a lot of expressions, but not Shamele, Shemazel. What? That's Laverne and Shirley. Do you know that show? You know, I do, yes. I remember, I remember like the conveyor belt in the beginning and the song. That's right. That's right. So part of the song was Shemiel Shemazal a corporate or something like that anyway there you go see I

remember it in reruns it was in at least that's my big memory of it I probably

watch it again go nothing like that what was I think anyway so yeah so that's

her main part too yes. Right, right. But first, of course,

it's time for you to drag out the giant mailbag. Here it comes. Let's see what's in there.

All right. Today, oops, I accidentally pulled out two things. Two. Look at that. Two. One,

two. They're both, what what they're both from you for me

from you but what are the chances i can't read this handwriting next you're gonna have to you're gonna have to

read them to us what does this say you know i don't know if gregg's ever actually read my handwriting but

that statement would be really accurate so terrible handwriting uh so so two things from the the thebag this week, which are both really for me,

like Greg said. So the first one, I wanted to kind of close the loop because we talked about my

capital one shenanigans a few weeks ago and how I upgraded my garbage card to a venture card.

And then the annual fee, well, first of all, I got a master card, a venture master card. And then the annual fee well first of all I got a master card a venture master

card and then the annual fee online was still showing the 39 bucks from my old garbage card so I get

kind of excited about that and then downside I couldn't generate referral links so right fast forward

a couple of weeks and about a week ago or so, I saw a doctor of credit

reported on Twitter that a whole bunch of people had had their capital one credit line slashed

down to almost nothing. And I thought, oh, geez, I haven't used like my venture one card

apart from transferring miles and forever. And my wife has a one or two. She hasn't used in a long

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