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Originally Posted by sdm1130
(Post 13509165)
Did you demand compensation?
Are you coming to SFO in April? It'll be interesting to see how upgrades play out there... :D |
Originally Posted by sdm1130
(Post 13509110)
It depends. In our situation, our 2009 withholdings were not properly set for what would be a joint filing (and therefore a higher tax bracket) so we underpaid our taxes.
Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 13509117)
I'd be pissed about losing something that I should have gotten to someone who is a lower status level, sure. But does SPG have a distinction on those who make Plat on stays vs. nights, and if so does it affect you? The way Mackieman said it, it sounded like idle bragging.
Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 13509125)
I thought Mackieman was referring to Marriott Plat. SPG Plat requires only 25 Stays or 50 Nights (not 75), and SPG makes no distinction between the two, AFAIK.
Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 13509135)
Goes to show how much I know about hotel programs that are not named HHonors.
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Good morning Box. Back in Washington DC. Snow has melted away, sun is shining brightly.
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Originally Posted by windwalker
(Post 13509046)
Fixed it, I believe
Tad out of my price range for a day room No just needing a day room in PTY, don't really want to hang out at the airport for 7ish hours, not sure I want to rent a car-traveling solo this trip, couldn't find Panama map for my GPS. Been in IAH all week for Sales meeting so have bigger suitcase and really just need to UNWIND |
Originally Posted by rolov
(Post 13509200)
Im just gonna book a couch :D
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Originally Posted by baglady
(Post 13509167)
No, it's not. There is no stock that you are guaranteed to make money at. You are usually better off if you buy what you know.
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Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 13509011)
I didn't have too much in the way of deductions. Thankfully (or not, depending), I had $1,850 in short-term capital losses to drag down the final tax bill... otherwise, paying Uncle Sam would have been rather unpleasant this year.
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Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 13509028)
I think the total surcharge was around $7... so ~1.4cpm on SPG Points.
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Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 13509117)
I'd be pissed about losing something that I should have gotten to someone who is a lower status level, sure. But does SPG have a distinction on those who make Plat on stays vs. nights, and if so does it affect you? The way Mackieman said it, it sounded like idle bragging.
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Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 13509093)
Unless you're :rolleyes:v, in which case they give you a broom closet whilst a Gold gets his Suite Upgrade. :-:
Thank you for being a Plat with MR, Mr. Walker me-do you have any rooms with a balconies left? no I'm sorry we do not,only 4 rooms left on the properrty me-I'd asked for one on my reservation, I know that's no guarantee but kinda hoped you might have blocked one out for me I'm sorry, we'll note that for your next stay(I did 20+ nights at the same place last year) me-riiiiiiiiiight Here's your key Mr. Walker, Have a great night. I'm talking to some other co-workers in the lobby as another guest checks in Congratulations, Mr New Guest, I see you're with us for two nights, we've gone ahead and upgrade you to a mini-suite with a balcony Him-is that extra? Them-Oh no sir Him-Why was I upgraded? Them-one of the only rooms left, do you have a MR numbers you'd like added Him-What is that? The new Hyatt Place at town center can't get built quick enough |
Originally Posted by Mackieman
(Post 13509202)
I hope that I've established myself as not better than anyone due to status or the lack thereof. :eek:
I've not had coffee today, and that is now very evident to Teh Box. |
Originally Posted by Mackieman
(Post 13509022)
I got the first part of my federal refund and the refund from California, but because you can't e-file the form to get the homebuyer $8,000 credit (which is utterly :rolleyes:), I had to paper file a 1040-X and submit the form. Still waiting on the cash. :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 13508935)
Plus, it will be nice to have SWUs for 2011 Beer DO. :-:
I'd like to put a vote in for EZE. ;) |
Originally Posted by sdm1130
(Post 13509141)
But, they do make distinctions on how long you've been Plat, how much you spend, how many nights (above 25) you've logged, etc. In PRG, they seemed to really fail on this as both you and :rolleyes:v should rank much higher than me.
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Originally Posted by ssullivan
(Post 13509147)
When I was regularly flying to TYR in 2005-early 2007, they had a restaurant in that space. However, it was open very limited hours, and usually closed by 4:00 PM. I would have given them some evening business when flying home on the 7:00 PM flight to IAH, but they were never open that late.
At airports that small, operating a food and beverage business and making even a small profit has got to be a challenge. All the traffic is origin/destination, and people know they can show up 45 minutes before departure, check a bag, sit around 10 minutes waiting for security to open, clear security, and board the plane. You don't have a lot of people waiting around the airport, which is what it takes for a restaurant or bar in the terminal to really be successful. Other than the closed restaurant space, TYR really is one of the nicest small town airports I've ever seen. TSA has killed it for small airports, at the old terminal I used to be able to go in with my grandparents and get a burger that would put 'whataburger' to shame. It was a full restaurant with a bit of that old diner feel, and able to watch aircraft movements at the same time. it was the days before the 'sterile' area and all of course.... |
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