u/Ilovepizzatothemoon

I’m getting more nervous and so I want to come here to ask peoples thoughts. I was at D23 today, chilling in the Hilton lobby when a gentleman came up to me trying to pitch a vacation package. Usually they're smart enough not to approach me because I’m young and don’t look like I make enough money. However, I fell for it and caved. I purchased a travel package in exchange to listening to a timeshare pitch. After reading the fine print and talking to my parents, it says I have to meet income eligibility or else I may be disqualified and have to pay for the whole trip. however, I talked to two reps and called the number and they insisted that since I’m a Hilton member, that’s the only eligibility I need, which is unusual for these things. They insisted it’s a special promo they’re doing for D23 and that the income eligibility is only for those who aren’t members. should I be concerned and try to get a chargeback? Or is it normal for them to waive this policy sometimes?

I apologize in advance if this feels like a giant rambling.

What is the general consensus in the field of aviation with facial hair? I know most airline guidelines allow it as long as it's less than an inch, but does it make a difference? I have a CJO from an airline and shaved every single interview. I have made it to the ODVI (so far) with two other airlines and have shaved because I always grew up being taught that I should be clean shaven. However, my facial hair grows quickly and so I hate shaving and I actually look really good and mature when I grow out my beard and mustache (I feel that way and everyone I know says the same thing). I groom and tend to it to make sure it's evened out and not messy. I absolutely hated my Delta interview because I feel like I looked so young in it. Anyway, I have one ODVI coming up and then a 1:1 with United. And what I'm basically wanting to know is if I should maybe try not shaving for once and just make sure it's nice and tidy or I should stick with shaving? What has everyone's experience been with it?