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Participantwell, within a week we have NATO take over of responsibilities and token participation by UAE and Qatar.
so far so good. I still think we played this one well.
Participant[quote=CBad][quote=ocrenter](costco gas is mostly slightly cheaper than even arcos, but arcos makes you use cash/atm card with the 45 cent fee).[/quote]
ARCO has a debit card where you don’t have to pay a 45 cent fee. Also, there’s no yearly membership fee at ARCO so you have to spend $1667 in gas at Costco before you earn the membership fee back. Yeah, yeah, I know, you earn that membership fee back on the first shopping trip though, right? Every Costco member says that![/quote]
do you get ?% cash back?
Participant[quote=CBad][quote=ocrenter](costco gas is mostly slightly cheaper than even arcos, but arcos makes you use cash/atm card with the 45 cent fee).[/quote]
ARCO has a debit card where you don’t have to pay a 45 cent fee. Also, there’s no yearly membership fee at ARCO so you have to spend $1667 in gas at Costco before you earn the membership fee back. Yeah, yeah, I know, you earn that membership fee back on the first shopping trip though, right? Every Costco member says that![/quote]
do you get ?% cash back?
Participant[quote=CBad][quote=ocrenter](costco gas is mostly slightly cheaper than even arcos, but arcos makes you use cash/atm card with the 45 cent fee).[/quote]
ARCO has a debit card where you don’t have to pay a 45 cent fee. Also, there’s no yearly membership fee at ARCO so you have to spend $1667 in gas at Costco before you earn the membership fee back. Yeah, yeah, I know, you earn that membership fee back on the first shopping trip though, right? Every Costco member says that![/quote]
do you get ?% cash back?
Participant[quote=CBad][quote=ocrenter](costco gas is mostly slightly cheaper than even arcos, but arcos makes you use cash/atm card with the 45 cent fee).[/quote]
ARCO has a debit card where you don’t have to pay a 45 cent fee. Also, there’s no yearly membership fee at ARCO so you have to spend $1667 in gas at Costco before you earn the membership fee back. Yeah, yeah, I know, you earn that membership fee back on the first shopping trip though, right? Every Costco member says that![/quote]
do you get ?% cash back?
Participant[quote=CBad][quote=ocrenter](costco gas is mostly slightly cheaper than even arcos, but arcos makes you use cash/atm card with the 45 cent fee).[/quote]
ARCO has a debit card where you don’t have to pay a 45 cent fee. Also, there’s no yearly membership fee at ARCO so you have to spend $1667 in gas at Costco before you earn the membership fee back. Yeah, yeah, I know, you earn that membership fee back on the first shopping trip though, right? Every Costco member says that![/quote]
do you get ?% cash back?
Participant[quote=Rustico]Thanks for sticking with me.That 33% for genetic component alcoholism seems very high to me compared to other poly-genetic multi-factorial disease occurrences in families.[/quote]
I’m just giving you a possible scenario. not saying we are really looking at 33%. I don’t think there’s any true data on that.
Participant[quote=Rustico]Thanks for sticking with me.That 33% for genetic component alcoholism seems very high to me compared to other poly-genetic multi-factorial disease occurrences in families.[/quote]
I’m just giving you a possible scenario. not saying we are really looking at 33%. I don’t think there’s any true data on that.
Participant[quote=Rustico]Thanks for sticking with me.That 33% for genetic component alcoholism seems very high to me compared to other poly-genetic multi-factorial disease occurrences in families.[/quote]
I’m just giving you a possible scenario. not saying we are really looking at 33%. I don’t think there’s any true data on that.
Participant[quote=Rustico]Thanks for sticking with me.That 33% for genetic component alcoholism seems very high to me compared to other poly-genetic multi-factorial disease occurrences in families.[/quote]
I’m just giving you a possible scenario. not saying we are really looking at 33%. I don’t think there’s any true data on that.
Participant[quote=Rustico]Thanks for sticking with me.That 33% for genetic component alcoholism seems very high to me compared to other poly-genetic multi-factorial disease occurrences in families.[/quote]
I’m just giving you a possible scenario. not saying we are really looking at 33%. I don’t think there’s any true data on that.
Participant[quote=masayako]I simply don’t think it’s worth the wait… I go with Shell or Mobil[/quote]
there are specific times when there’s a line, for example most hours during the weekend. just avoid at those times, otherwise it is a good deal. it is pretty much guaranteed cheapest gas around with the 3% AmEx cash back. (costco gas is mostly slightly cheaper than even arcos, but arcos makes you use cash/atm card with the 45 cent fee).
Participant[quote=masayako]I simply don’t think it’s worth the wait… I go with Shell or Mobil[/quote]
there are specific times when there’s a line, for example most hours during the weekend. just avoid at those times, otherwise it is a good deal. it is pretty much guaranteed cheapest gas around with the 3% AmEx cash back. (costco gas is mostly slightly cheaper than even arcos, but arcos makes you use cash/atm card with the 45 cent fee).
Participant[quote=masayako]I simply don’t think it’s worth the wait… I go with Shell or Mobil[/quote]
there are specific times when there’s a line, for example most hours during the weekend. just avoid at those times, otherwise it is a good deal. it is pretty much guaranteed cheapest gas around with the 3% AmEx cash back. (costco gas is mostly slightly cheaper than even arcos, but arcos makes you use cash/atm card with the 45 cent fee).
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