Since Very Few People Read this Blog on Saturday Evening…

Since tonight it’s just the two of us, I thought I’d give away money.

I’ve got a $100 gift card, and will select a winner at random tomorrow out of those who comment by Noon Eastern on Sunday.

In case you’re looking for something amusing to occupy yourself between Saturday evening and Sunday morning, there is no limit to the number of times you may enter. You can comment as many times you wish, each comment is an entry.

Just chat away, share whatever thoughts you wish. All decisions and rulings made by me are final and unappeallable. By entering you waive any right to sue for or otherwise claim damages. Please don’t give me a hard time when I am trying to give away money or its equivalent. Thank you!


About Gary Leff

Gary Leff is one of the foremost experts in the field of miles, points, and frequent business travel - a topic he has covered since 2002. Co-founder of frequent flyer community InsideFlyer.com, emcee of the Freddie Awards, and named one of the "World's Top Travel Experts" by Conde' Nast Traveler (2010-Present) Gary has been a guest on most major news media, profiled in several top print publications, and published broadly on the topic of consumer loyalty. More About Gary »

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  1. Gary, your disclaimers make me sad. You and your fellow travel bloggers have shared a lot of valuable information over the years and I wish you wouldn’t have to head off the litigious / disruptive readers like that, though can only imagine the hate mail. Just a note that many more people appreciate what you’re doing than not.

  2. looking forward to the world cup tomorrow…Germany was so commanding in the Brazil game that Poland got nervous and France preemptively surrendered.

  3. I read you every day, like clockwork ! You are absolutely my favorite blogger. Even without the give-always.

  4. I enjoy your travel tips! I always check them out before booking a trip!
    Thanks for helping so many see the world! It’s the best education.

  5. Just reading you here in Jerusalem — three air raid sirens so far this week, including one at the Western Wall!

    Keep blogging, baby!

  6. And sorry you had to be put that disclaimer in. I have disclaimers on all of my e-mails. Damned lawyers (including me)

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  8. Okay, so there are at least 900 of us without much happening on a Saturday night! 🙂

  9. If we were on twitter, you’d be trending right now. Alongside that whole LeBron and World Cup thing. 🙂

  10. First World Problem for sure, but I’m at the Courtyard in Casper, WY and my fire alarm has gone off twice for taking a shower (the steam is setting it off), it took 16 minutes to get oatmeal this morning, and housekeeping never came to my room. 🙁

  11. Many years ago, at the emergency meeting of the UN regarding yet another conflict in the Middle East, the floor was given to the Israeli Consul. The Israeli Consul began, “Ladies and gentlemen before I commence with my speech, I wanted to relay an old story to all of you.

    When Moses was leading the Jews out of Egypt he had to go through deserts, and prairies, and even more deserts. The Jewish people became thirsty and needed water. So Moses struck the side of a mountain with his cane and at the sight of that mountain a pond appeared with crystal clean, cool water. And the people rejoiced and drank to their hearts’ content. Moses wished to cleanse his whole body, so he went over to the other side of the pond, took all of his clothes off and dove into the cool waters.

    Only when Moses came out of the water he discovered that all his clothes had been stolen. And I have reasons to believe that the Palestinians stole his clothes.”

    Yassir Arafat, hearing this accusation, jumps out of his seat and screams, “This is a travesty…It’s a lie! It is well known that there were no Palestinians there at the time!”

    “And in agreement with Chairman Arafat on that last point,” said the Israeli Consul, “let me begin my speech…”

  12. $100 gift card would be great! Would make this overnight shift worthwhile. Thanks for all the great info day-to-day.

  13. I am so confident that you will pick me to win, that I am only going to comment once.

  14. I really want to spend my Chase points at the new Jamaica, adults-only property in early 2015

  15. I like your blog very much it is very interesting and informative. Keep up the good work

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