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The domestic SAS Lounge in Oslo at least used to have this. Not sure if it’s still there.

And to everyone saying people would stink up the plane, of course there are showers too.


Can’t speak for Asia, but at least in Europe I get a US IP when manually setting the APN to america.bics


Well, I only know one (former) ambassador, and he's the nicest guy ever. Obama era ambassador to a Baltic country.


This is a nice step in the right direction, however I do hope you’ll give limited access to the app for the kids eventually. I believe it’s important to actually track your own spending to grow your financial skills.

Any plans of implementing that in the future?


I think they mean the physical metal card, so you’ll need to swap to a plastic replacement before then


It depends when the change or cancellation happens. If it’s on the day of travel you can deal with the airline regardless. If they change their schedule say some weeks before the flight you need to talk to your travel agent which will often need to call the airline on your behalf. Not at all effective.

Also, it’s often a pain to deal with OTAs if you want to change your itinerary for other reasons. Much easier (and often cheaper) to make changes direct with the airline.


You can also shower them with windshield wiper fluid. They mostly seem to take the hint.


You posted about a garnishment on your account 13 months ago as well. What are you doing to get so many garnishments? I'd suggest getting your personal finances in order.

To answer your question, there are plenty of online banks and fintechs available—take your pick. But considering your regular issues perhaps it's better to also look into brick and mortar banks? Either way, it's probably best if you spread your finances across at least two or three.

I also notice in your post history that you've had dealings in/with Russia. Not that that isn't allowed, but perhaps this is part of the reason why your account is subject to more scrutiny (that plus the repeated garnishments).