I do not have an issue with an annual fee and have a Gold Amex ($175 annual fee) as well as a Chase Sapphire Reserve ($400 or $500 I think for an annual fee) in addition to the Capital One cards....BUT....combined spend between all cards for my business's (less than 10% of this is real estate related) was several Million....the Gold AMEX gets me 3x points on computer hardware and we spend well over 1 million annually on that.I totally get your point, you just have to make sure that the value you get is worth it, a couple of lounge passes isn't worth a $400 hit to the bottom line, but if you are smart and do some travel hacking type stuff you are right and it can REALLY add up!

Sloppy, messy, tenants lounging on the couch watching TV during normal work hours means red flag.

At the end of the day, if you were staying there, would you personally want the view ( of the same ocean) you’d see when you are lounging at the beach all day long?

Do you have an outdoor lounge area?

I bartended when I was 20 yes was not old enough at players sports lounge.

More improvements are coming this Spring.In addition to the dining decks, lounge seating, parklets  and traffic barriers that were installed throughout the pandemic  the parklets’ centerpiece, Meda Avenue, will be stepped up soon.

I use those miles when prices spike and it makes sense to use miles for a trip.. or in the past I only used the miles for international business class which is a great use for those miles and paid for first class tickets on all business trips.. keep in mind you get a ton of perks with first class tickets no charge on luggage no change fee no cancel fee special check in line plus special line for TSA if your not TSA pre check which we always are anyway.. sometimes a discount to the lounges which again are critical for the frequent flyers enjoyment and experience. 

@Connor Ellard It is at Industry Gastro Lounge in NW OKC Jimmy, where do you host the happy hour at?

Date: August 28, 2017Time: 5 - 8pmPlace: Vampire Lounge & Tasting Room9865 S.

I'm thinking of having it in the private room of a bar/lounge or booking a hotel conference room and charging a nominal fee to help pay for the room.