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I wish I did it before I left but there was some much negativity around 2.0 that I wanted the smoke to clear. While it's obviously not as good/easy as 1.0 it seems like you can really earn a ton of points playing it right and of course tying the mortgage in there.

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I was very skeptical of 2.0 and held off from applying for a while. But it’s been a mostly positive experience. The new app chatbot is actually very helpful and helping with their customer service issues.

1.0 was obviously not sustainable and I’m not sure 2.0 is either, but I appreciate the alternative gamification approach to 2.0. If you’re willing to take the extra steps required, it’s essentially a 3x everything card with the really strong transfer bonuses, transfer partners, 1st of month bonuses, etc. I much prefer that to another coupon book, and it’s pretty much my default card if not work on a SUB.

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Since you want Delta and AA, maybe AMEX and Citi would be your best bets.

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I missed that part of his post.

Going to stump for bilt again here because of the Alaska to AA capability.

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Initial 30k purchase, but then 2-4k monthly

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If you’re still looking the best answer is to get a few different cards and split that purchase up over multiple charges. You can easily net 300k+ points if you get good cards.

Bilt is the best current transferable currency imo. Their card comes with 50k points after $5k spend. It’s also the only card currently that lets you get points for rent/mortgage payments, which is a large monthly expense for most people.

Chase has the saphire personal cards and ink business cards.

Amex has the platinum personal and business cards.

Capital one has the venturex personal snd business cards.

What is this 30k purchase for? And what kind of travel are you looking to do? What is your home airport or preferred airline?

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How did he get that job? Seems like someone else more qualified would of have been a better option

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The same way he’s gotten everything else in his life. Thanks dad!

Why don’t you want to talk about how McMahon failed to develop Corey chest anymore over 2 years and 19 starts? Are you just too stupid to even make an attempt?

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his playing time and points went way down under Chris beard. was this a failure on beard's part?

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No. He Chris beard is an infinitely better coach than your mediocre hero.

Now what?

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19 starts for McMahon.

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And 0 improvement. Which part of failure to develop are you not intelligent enough to understand?

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to be clear, you do not believe mcmahon failed to develop chest?

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Your less than mediocre coach 100% failed to develop Corey chest. He did not improve at all in 2 years at lsu.

Now what?

More attempts at being witty and sarcastic that you still aren’t intelligent enough to reconcile with your extensive history of supporting the worst coach in the history of lsu basketball.

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not sure what the gotcha here is

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Of course you don't. You're a legitimately stupid person.

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I am saying basically exactly what I just said above

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No, you are saying exactly what I claimed you said that you characterized as "untrue of course"

But you're a legitimately stupid person, so you can't understand that.

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you seem unable to elucidate exactly how we disagree. that's fine. not everyone can speak well or make sane points.

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Disagreement means there are 2 valid opposing points and neither is right or wrong. That is not what is happening here.

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you also pretend to have access to player payment data.

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I think McMahon having a poor budget was his own fault

my belief is that McMahon was probably underfunded

for all we know LSU was not being funded well under McMahon

You still aren’t intelligent enough to reconcile your attempts to be witty and sarcastic now with your extensive history of supporting the worst coach in the history of lsu basketball.