Cards Suck

We use Concur and it has generally been good from both an end user and program admin perspective. We have 2500+ employees, so not sure if it makes sense for your scale.

Reading the comments about corporate vs personal card, if I am running the program I am mandating corporate cards. From a fraud perspective if you allow personal cards the employees can submit fake/found receipts for reimbursement. If it is on a corporate card you have a verifiable record that the transaction actually happened plus you will often get additional detail in the feed from the card company (e.g., airline itineraries and fare classes, rental car folio details, etc.) that can help substantiate transactions even if the employee loses the receipt.

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Any one donate their commons to a 501 for a write off?

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I have in the past. Not a ton and valued them at $.05 each which I thought was defensible.

Here's a related question: is it worth holding onto junk era commons, or put another way is there any reason I shouldn't just donate the extras and take the tax write-off? I want to complete and keep a set of these, but I don't think I need to hold onto 10 1991 Topps Anthony Young cards.

I was once the WAFB/McDonald's "Color the Weather" t-shirt winner for the night.

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65 in all of alaska??

I see why everyone flies there

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They only have a few highways that are almost entirely two lane outside of the cities. Not really conducive to high speed limits.

I do remember them having turnouts every 5 miles or so with a big sign saying "delay of 4 or more cars illegal." Pretty cool to keep from getting stuck behind a slow poke forever.

You guys are missing the boat here. They are doing this because they want you to forget about all the tranny stuff and go back to mindlessly buying BL. They lose money now and make it back later when you buy more BL not on a rebate.

So you want to stick it to BL? Buy this crap, collect the rebate, and make AB InBev lose even more money. Surely most of you baws will get drunk enough to drink this at some point. Then go back to buying whatever other beer you want.

I went down an internet rabbit hole a while back and saw this too. At least in the past Walmarts would generally allow this. Walmart was a preferred location for thus type of camping because there was generally security patrols that would ensure the campers weren't harassed during the night, the store itself was convenient for restocking supplies, and because a lot of these were 24 hours they had access to bathroom facilities as needed.

A Mexican girl at 20 will break your heart. A Mexican girl at 30 will break your axle.

Stifler's mom looking rough these days. Probably a miss using her for a makeup commercial.

Marshmallow Mateys (the bag cereal brand) is better than Lucky Charms.