I’m a huge fan of Uber and Lyft. For the most part, my experiences have been positive, and I generally don’t have many safety concerns about my personal information being compromised while using either app. However, I did uncover a flaw after a recent Uber ride, and I’d like to bring it to light. In … [Read More…]
How to Fly Without a Valid ID
My family and I recently returned from a really fun Miami getaway… but we encountered a hiccup that we’ve never experienced before. The night before our flight, my brother packed his bag and took a bus from NYC to my parent’s home in New Jersey. At 4:30 in the morning, just as we loaded the … [Read More…]
Drunk Guy Loses His ID and Gets ‘Booked’ on an Etihad First Class Flight
This morning, my dad sent me this priceless PR stunt story that won the internet over a few days ago. Imagine losing your ID while drunk and finding out that someone had done you the favor of booking a paid-first class flight (specifically, an Etihad First Class Apartment) to the Maldives on your behalf? Thats … [Read More…]
Travel Complaints – The Ultimate Guide to The Unfortunate Side of Travel
We’ve all been there during our traveling. We’ve had a sub-par experience, and we battle with the idea of saying something. How am I going to say it? Do they care? Do I want to cause a scene? Is there benefit by doing it? For those always looking to get perks, sending complaints to airlines … [Read More…]
This Shameful Hotel Tried to Pull a Fast One on My Upcoming Points Booking
Today is an exciting day of travel for my family and me. Yesterday…. was not so much, and I’m still having a hard time swallowing shady and unwelcoming experience I had with an upcoming hotel reservation. For those who have been reading the blog for a while, it’s no secret that I love the IHG … [Read More…]
Uber is Matching All Tips Given to Drivers Today, August 15
I’ve previously written many posts about Uber and tipping, including some shameful tip hustling-schemes I’ve encountered on some of my own rides, and  my observations about the correlation between a rider’s Uber rating and tipping. in July, Uber finally added an in-app tipping feature, which now allows riders to add a tip to their trip … [Read More…]
Therapy Support Miniature Horses at Airports is Now a Thing
As if hearing talk about how yoga with goats is now a thing in NJ on the radio this morning wasn’t enough, I couldn’t help but to shake my head and chuckle as I stumbled across several articles this morning surrounding the news of miniature horses offering support/therapy at airports. According to the Cincinnati Enquirer, Cincinnati/North Kentucky … [Read More…]
Would You Pay For a Hotel Room By The Minute? There’s an App For That
I just stumbled across an interesting start-up called Recharge, which is financially-funded by JetBlue. Inspired by renting out hotel rooms for an hourly-charge, Recharge is a service that allows you to have access to an upscale hotel room in New York or San Francisco for 66 cents to $3 per minute. Some sample upscale hotels … [Read More…]
NYC May Be First City to Demand Uber to Add an In-App Tipping Feature
The internet blew up last month with my blog post titled “Uber Tip- Hustling Schemes are Getting Out of Control“, and I just came across an interesting article today that may bring us a step closer to ending awkward driver/rider tension over tipping all together. According to Business Insider, New York City has already taken initial steps … [Read More…]
How an Unrelated Text Message Alerted Me of My Stolen Credit Card
I’ll admit that I don’t have text message-notifications enabled for any activity pertaining to my credit card accounts. Since I pretty much operate in a cash-less household, IÂ don’t need to drain my phone battery any faster than it already does. On the other hand, we do funny things when free points are on the table… … [Read More…]
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