So, should we continue to trust Signal?

Saw an ad today on Hulu for a juice brand called SUJA. In Portuguese, it’s an feminine adjective that means DIRTY or UNCLEAN. I’d never drink such a beverage.

You have no idea how lucky you are. Here in Brazil, banks charge over 16% per month for overdraft. Credit cards are not far, charging now between 9% and 14% per month. You read it right, it’s per month not per year. It’s simply impossible to pay off one’s debt, even if you earn a decent income. There are over 61…

Same here. I was going... “Why would Dr Who do something like that? What for?”

Some former president once said “I sucked, but I didn’t inhale.” or something like that.

Moco (José Carlos Pace) was my favourite driver ever! He was champion material and lost his life in a private aircraft crash when he was just 32.

What? Screw up both their clients’ and employees’ sensitive data?

So, as riders, should we trust that Uber has fixed that? Hackers had access to our accounts, but not to our credit cards? And, hey, it’s OK! They paid the hackers, so everything is fine. “They promised they’d burn the negatives!”

That was a long sabbatical...

That’s what I thought (state-specific).

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Lost all my tab groups... Had to find a replacement and recreate (or sort of) everything again... By the way, I’m using Sync Tab Groups. It’s not the same thing, but it works. I simply upgraded it without thinking...

Mine is Citi’s, too.

That’s odd. I asked them recently and they were emphatic in saying that only if the main cardholder is travelling together with the other ones. My sister tried it a couple of times with the same (negative) result. Both here and in the US.

No priority boarding for additional cardholders travelling on their own.

Another advantage: no fees for additional cardholders, and you can have up to 10 additional cardholders.

The Citi Executive AAdvantage World Elite MasterCard is the only one I’m aware of that allows additional cardholders to access the lounge on their own with up to two additional guests. That alone pays for itself. A day pass is US$59.00. Using the card eight times a year (US$472.00) more than covers the annual fee…

This might sound a very ignorant question, but I don’t live in the US. This rule about not passing a stopped bus is enforced across the US? Even when you’re coming from the other side (as the red truck)? And is it valid for ANY bus or just school buses? I know school buses have special signs that “pop” when they stop…

Or Lorca should have simplY...