‘Brutal Honesty’: Savage Roast of Marriott Elite Status Hits Too Close to Home [Roundup]

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  1. Umm, the visa-free up to 10 days for ‘tourism’ to mainland China is kind of a big deal, if true, and if you can avoid getting ‘re-educated’ indefinitely.

  2. Just enough time in country to have your face scanned, walking gate analyzed, DNA matched to stolen 23 & Me records, your social network evaluated to determine who know that they are interested in, your phone downloaded and processed against all the telecom hacks of the 3 major cell phone companies and I’m sure much much more. Hmmm, no thanks.

  3. Agree with John. That’s not an unusual vehicle in India, Uber or otherwise. And really, if it gets you where you’re going without damage, do you care?

  4. I have had a free visa for tourism in China but it was only used for a 12+ hour layover in Beijing. I hope to have a longer layover sometime in the future to explore more. 10 days could be a nice side trip.

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