Question in title. I noticed they are one of the rare sync pairs with a special steel move, which might make it useful for tower. But I wanted to know the common consensus on this sync pair considering that after all, it's 3 years old.
For context I'm an NSman now, so technically speaking I can dgaf about IPPT and just keep attending NSfit. But this is something that has been on my mind ever since the first time I had to do IPPT as a student.
It really sucks to do IPPT as a big and tall guy (195cm, 100kg). Especially having to achieve full range of motion on push up to get counted because my arm is so long. Even at the absolute peak of my fitness in BMT, I was never able to pump out more than around 45 push ups, let alone max out that station.
Any other tall guys feel the same way? Is it just skill issue on my end?
Hi everyone, I'm a relatively new player who only started about a couple months ago. I've racked up a stack of 25 nook miles tickets so I'm looking to get them traded for bells.
Hi everyone, I'm an exchange student from Singapore who will be at Queen's in the upcoming fall semester. I'm really happy to be in Canada, but one of my chief concerns is food. I'd like to know:
Thank you guys in advance for your help
Hi everyone, I just booked a 2WD Mid-size SUV from a Hertz location in Los Angeles, and was wondering what are the possible cars for this category? I know from the picture that the Nissan Rogue is one of them, but are there others?
Per question in title above.
Hi everyone, I'm a university student from Singapore who's looking to visit the US with a friend in a few month's time, specifically LA. While I'm there, I'm planning to rent a car with my friend as an additional driver. I understand that I will have to pay the additional driver fee, as well as the young driver fee. But will the young driver fee be charged twice? Or just once to cover the both of us?
Thanks in advance for the response.
Hi everyone, I'm a Singaporean uni student (22 y/o) that's looking to travel to the US.
I recently signed up with the Automobile Association of Singapore (AAS) because I found out that members get discounted car rental rates from companies like Hertz, which allows me to book a car in the US. However, I later found out that AAA members get the same discount from Hertz plus a waiver of the young driver fee, which makes a big difference for me.
Technically speaking, I should have access to this American Hertz discount because AAS and AAA have a reciprocal deal. But when I tried to give Hertz a call, they didn't allow me to make a car reservation, because they said I did not have an AAA member number. I tried to give them my AAS member number and explain we have a reciprocal deal, but it was not accepted.
Is there any way to solve this? Will I have to physically walk into the rental shop when I'm in the US and show them my card that has the AAA Discounts and Rewards logo on it? I would prefer to reserve the car in advance if possible.
Thank you for your help
Hi everyone, I'm a Singaporean uni student (22 y/o) that's looking to travel to the US.
I recently signed up with the Automobile Association of Singapore (AAS) because I found out that members get discounted car rental rates from companies like Hertz, which allows me to book a car in the US. However, I later found out that AAA members get the same discount from Hertz plus a waiver of the young driver fee, which makes a big difference for me.
Technically speaking, I should have access to this American Hertz discount because AAS and AAA have a reciprocal deal. But when I tried to give Hertz a call, they didn't allow me to make a car reservation, because they said I did not have an AAA member number. I tried to give them my AAS member number and explain we have a reciprocal deal, but it was not accepted.
Is there any way to solve this? Will I have to physically walk into the rental shop when I'm in the US and show them my card that has the AAA Discounts and Rewards logo on it? I would prefer to reserve the car in advance if possible.
Thank you for your help