Both Senate sponsors of the credit card bill are gone. Gary: "Why the bill threatening your rewards ISN'T dead." Gary has been declaring the Credit Card Competition Act undead since 2023. It's not a bill anymore. It's a vampire he keeps inviting in for clicks.

"New video shows JFK arrest" New to whom? It's a TMZ Instagram post of an twitter video from 13 days ago, which Gary already covered, now re-covered because someone emailed him that they were "across the aisle." He even added a Frontier duct tape story from 2021.

Blogger cancels credit card. Writes 800 words about it. Why? "It served its purpose." 
How? Called the number. 
Was it hard? No. 
Was there a letter? Yes. "Worth sharing." It was not worth sharing. Nothing about this was worth sharing.

SAT, 2026, Section 4, Question 12: A Palladium cardholder spends $1,000 on November 1. The card earns 2X. He bought a 1X accelerator for $200 of a “cash” that isn’t real money. Rent Day adds 2X, capped at 1,000 points. Solve for X. Show your work.

Was spending the last few days onboarding new team members and accelerating our app development. Getting there. Since day 1 we’ve tried to achieve two goals: 1. Rebuilt the trenches into an isolated PVE sandbox 2. Giving this “sandbox”: our early adopters, assets, and communities access to net new audience/flows. We need to make sure LONG can produce game changers “new systems” consistently and not just hold still and wait for another cycle. If we execute right for the imminent next leg the app will expand dist within and outside of crypto in a very systemic way. We also lined up some quick wins for next week. As always balance between a bigger vision 🤝 and day-to-day execution. LONG.

Doug Parker retired in 2022. Gary brought him up six times in this post in about seatback screens. Quoted a 2017 interview. Quoted a 2018 employee meeting. Relitigated a 2011 slot swap. He's not writing about American. He's reminiscing about his former man crush.