u/SideshowShan

Back in December at the Viva Todd Snider tribute show in Nashville, there were a few "hints" dropped that they were trying to put together a big tribute show at the Ryman the weekend of Todd's 60th birthday. Has anyone heard anything about this possibly happening?

As the title says, I have the Sodastream E-Duo. A few months ago I bought a 10lb tank and an adapter hose kit. A few weeks ago we started hearing this whooshing sound when charging bottles. At first we thought it was the bottle connection, but it seems to be coming from the hose connection point. Sometimes it sounds more like a sucking than a leak. I replaced the hose adaptor, but it's still making the sound. I'm checked the connection, looked up into the unit and can't see anything visibly wrong. No gaskets, seals, or washers. Has anyone else had this issue with the E-Duo? I love it and use it every day, but I hate wasting the CO2 if there's a leak. Any advice?

Over the last 20 years, I have grown my credit history by opening "beginner" cards and slowly upgrading to new cards that provided balance transfer options, better benefits, etc.

I've now paid off all my debts and just use a couple of cards that provide the most useful benefits, and pay them off each month.

I currently have 840+ on all 3 scores. If I start closing the unused cards, how bad of a hit should I expect?

I'm looking at 5-6 total accounts. Only one has a really high credit limit ($30K), the rest have much lower limits, but are some of my oldest cards

Would closing them all around the same time be a big hit? Or should I close them slowly over a few months?

A few years ago, I went through a really stupid phase of individually attaching receipt images to their transactions. After a few months of this, I realized it was both stupid and caused the data file to start acting really sluggish. Even though I stopped adding new attachments, I never took the time to delete them.

Does anyone know if there's an easy way to delete the attachments so I don't have to do them one by one?

Through the 10+ years I've been with Discover Bank, I've set up a very complex web of transfers between accounts to save and pay my different bills, etc.

I'm really nervous about the upcoming switch and want it to be as painless as possible. When it finally happens, do you think everything I've setup will still be in place, just as C1 or will it all have to be set up from scratch again?

Traditionally, the lineup is out around the middle of May.

In 2024, they were dealing with the BS with the parks department, moving to Bridgeview, etc., and it didn't come out until the middle of June

last year, after signing the multi-year agreement with Douglas, they announced the lineup at the end of April

Now here we are, in the middle of May again, with no lineup.

Do you think it's just they're still crossing the t's and dotting the i's, or are they just being stupidheads?

I was able to hit my $10K/20K spend goals this year and get the $100 United credit and 10K miles discount, respectively. Does anyone know if there are any additional spending goals available on this card?

I know they often have the monthly/quarterly "mini-goals" to earn additional rewards, but I'm also interested in the bigger/total miles rewards

I was able to hit my $10K/20K spend goals this year and get the $100 United credit and 10K miles discount, respectively. Does anyone know if there are any additional spending goals available on this card?

I know they often have the monthly/quarterly "mini-goals" to earn additional rewards, but I'm also interested in the bigger/total miles rewards

I'm on the guest list, so I don't need a ticket for entry.

I collect the paper stubs and frame them with the poster or flyer.

If anyone has an extra ticket they would give up, let me know. I'll throw you a few bucks or buy you a beer or something in trade.

I'm on the guest list, so I don't need a ticket for entry.

I collect the paper stubs and frame them with the poster or flyer.

If anyone has an extra ticket they would give up, let me know. I'll throw you a few bucks or buy you a beer or something in trade.

I like to use different savings accounts for different things to keep everything separate.

It works for me

Can anyone tell me if Capital One also allows you to have multiple 360 Savings accounts open?