I feel like @ChaseSupport is known for their customer service, but they shouldn’t be. They unilaterally cancelled my card based on an inquiry from almost 2 weeks ago, without any follow up or confirmation, and apparently “cannot” provide any comp for the trouble they’ve caused 🙃
Restarted Criminal Minds and tbh have we considered just letting cadaver dogs loose to see what they find, because I’m starting to think they’d definitely find some ✨things✨
*walks into a litigator’s office*
Him: “Hey, you’re a transactional attorney by trade, right?”
Me: “that didn’t sound like a threat, but it sure felt like one.”
Back to thinking there is a conspiracy, I’ve been losing an obscure amount of things in my house that are all completely unrelated and there’s just no way I’m suddenly doing this to myself
I was absolutely convinced I was losing socks at an alarming rate since moving and there was a conspiracy afoot. Today I found out the issue is *actually* that I’m too short to see the spot in my dryer where all the socks have been collecting.
I don’t have a better way to explain this or additional context, but the letter “Q” really has no business being as high up on the alphabet as it is. It belongs with the “VWXYZ” crowd
When Sky Harbor tells you you need to come at least 2 hours early, it’s not because of increased travelers - it’s because they plan to only have one, far security gate open so you’ll need the time to walk through the entire airport to your gate, apparently
I simply waited way too long to hear this again and now that I’m back, I’m hooked. If you need me, I’ll be glued to my couch until I finish the season, bye
Bar prep has to be the most emotionally taxing event I’ll ever experience. I put my pencil down and it rolled off my table and I literally sobbed, we are just not okay.
The amount of times I have seen the prompt "biggest risk I've taken" answered with "moving to AZ" is confusing me.
You're telling me the BIGGEST RISK you've taken in your WHOLE LIFE is moving to the 5th largest city in the US? What a daredevil
The former Minneapolis cop, who pressed his knee on Floyd’s neck until he took his last breath, was convicted of all charges in a defining moment of the country’s reckoning over police brutality. https://t.co/xla5vMo3sw