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WHAT THE FUCK @XMoney cutting back on us I see!! The ole bate and switch!! This post is going viral: Costco warehouse purchases are excluded from the X Money card’s 3% cash back. X Money (the Visa debit card tied to the X Money account) advertises up to 3% cash back on eligible purchases. In September 2026, X expanded the exclusion list based on merchant category codes (MCCs). Wholesale clubs like Costco and Sam’s Club (MCC 5300) were added to the exclusions. That matches the transaction in your screenshot: a Costco charge categorized as “General Merchandise” no longer qualifies for the 3%. Users have reported the same change around late September, with warehouse spend earning $0 back while some other categories (or differently coded purchases like certain gas) still earn rewards. Quick context on the card • It is a debit card (not a credit card) linked to your X Money balance. • The higher rate (up to 3%) generally applies with a paid X subscription (Premium/Premium+) or with qualifying direct deposits; otherwise it can be lower (e.g., 1%). • Other common exclusions now include utilities, insurance, certain digital goods/games, colleges, government services, jewelry, and more. X reserves the right to adjust rates/categories. For Costco warehouse spending, the X Money card currently earns 0% cash back. Many people have switched back to the Costco Anywhere Visa by Citi (2% at Costco + higher rates on gas) or other cards that still reward wholesale clubs for those trips.

I CANT BELIEVE IT WERE HAVING A BEAUTIFUL BABY BOY!!!! THE HEIR TO THEPPSHOW LEGACY LIVES ON!!!! TIME TO CELEBRATE!!!!!

@ryancohen invested I Am! I do say to you at this moment in time… I have yet to take a vacation in the last five years… I have buried three family members and two friends along the way… I doubt not what you are capable of but I also respect that you are not my God! I ask you as a brother of the casino, 🎰 how much longer? You say 5 years or a decade more and I’m ok with this… but you give me no fruit then I must tend to my own fields as it’s been a moment of learning fo myself… but I too have learned and must move on, and the time has come that now I must teach my children of my ups and downs… 🥃

Maybe next time… @ryancohen

Casey Scott is a self-taught artist based in Orange Beach, Alabama. Originally from Birmingham, Casey relocated to the Gulf Coast in 2014 and quickly fell in love with Speed of life at the beach. Although he has been painting and drawing for most of his life, Casey began pursuing art more seriously in 2026 after a battle with lung cancer. That experience gave him a renewed appreciation for creativity, family, and finding joy in everyday moments, realizing how quickly it can all end. Outside of his full time job, he creates vibrant pop-surreal coastal artwork inspired by the places, wildlife, and culture of the Gulf Coast. His paintings blend local landmarks, marine life, and imaginative elements into colorful scenes designed to capture the feeling of being at the beach. Casey's signature Daybreak and Nightfall collections explore the same subjects through two different moods—one bright, airy, and optimistic, the other bold, dramatic, and dreamlike. The series represents the first artistic concept he feels truly proud to call his own. Inspired by his beautiful wife, Sam, his sons Mason and Maddox, his wonderful doggies Molly and Oliver, and the beauty of coastal living, Casey creates artwork with one simple goal: to make people smile. Whether it's a glowing jellyfish, a whimsical coastal landmark, or a surreal beach scene, he hopes each painting brings viewers the same feeling of peace, happiness, and escape that comes from spending a perfect day on the Gulf Coast. Through every brushstroke, Casey celebrates the people, places, and memories that make life meaningful.

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