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You can pay with cash. You usually can't stay without a credit card. Even debit often doesn't suffice.
Debit is a pain for them to deal with, because the hold they put on the card is a lot more than people expect. Customers complain when all of a sudden they have no money in their accounts. I avoided getting credit cards for years, but you really do need on if you travel a lot.
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I have never had an issue checking in with a debit card. A couple hundred dollar hold really shouldn't be an issue if you can afford to travel in the first place.
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It doesn’t imply that. I’m pretty sure it is all false positives, but that number does not imply that. It could simply be that only ~1 in 84 smokers was being fined before
No, this is a statistics trope. “Our revenue has grown 50x this year” always means “our revenue was and now it’s ” Because when your revenue goes from $10 million to half a billion, you just say that. Percentages are papering over bad initial or final conditions.
> No, this is a statistics trope. “Our revenue has grown 50x this year” always means “our revenue was and now it’s ”
Orthogonal. I said it doesn’t imply it, and it doesn’t. It may suggest it’s likely - and it does - but it does not imply it.