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Sponsorship demonstration of Post Roll ad on "Why Your Bank Sucks" with Owl Bar and Cafe and Hotel Tonight.

Sponsorship demonstration of mid Roll ad on "Why Your Bank Sucks" with Hotel Tonight

Sponsorship demonstration of Pre Roll ad on "Why Your Bank Sucks" with Hotel Tonight

Sponsorship demonstration of MidRoll ad on "Why Your Bank Sucks" with Owl Bar and Cafe.

Sponsorship demonstration of Pre Roll ad on "Why Your Bank Sucks" with Owl Bar and Cafe.

We've all seen it or been a part of it. A dozen people in line, yet only one person working.

Why is that?

Why aren't the others in the offices helping?

Why is it that out of all the thousands of people that work at the bank, that the teller is the only one scolded?

Learn how, much like nicotine patches, Banks are slowly weaning you from human interaction until you've kicked the habit of a bank teller!

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http://www.whyyourbanksucks.com

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In this episode, James discusses one of the most ballyhooed credit cards in the industry, Chase's Southwest Airlines Card and how Chase decided to clone the card... And then clone it again!

Learn about the crazy cost of annual fees and how much you have to spend to offset them... And how little you'll actually net from spending tons of money on the card.

Plus we talk about the band Plain White T's as well. Weird, right? You'll hear why in this fun podcast.

In this episode, James discusses one of the most ballyhooed credit cards in the industry, Chase's Southwest Airlines Card and how Chase decided to clone the card... And then clone it again!

Learn about the crazy cost of annual fees and how much you have to spend to offset them... And how little you'll actually net from spending tons of money on the card.

Plus we talk about the band Plain White T's as well. Weird, right? You'll hear why in this fun podcast.

Listen to James B explain how banks duped their employees and clients info believing that Saturdays were the most important thing in banking.

From Associates who were bitter about being there, to clients who didn't understand why certain things aren't normal on Saturdays, It was a mess working 45+ Saturdays a year.

How did the bank make the most unimportant day seem like it's a turning point in all of the financial world? Listen to the podcast

The journey to get the rich people of this world to your bank is a stupid one.

Warren Buffett won't be walking into your bank to park his billions. If he does though, will he like being made to sit on the phone talking to a total stranger across the country, while the banker in front of him can't give any advice whatsoever?

Will he like being told what to do with his money when millions of other people have been telling him what to do with it as well?

Will he listen to a banker that gets compensated less than the valet parking attendant who parked Warren's minivan?

I don't think so...

We delve deep into the ridiculous investment referral process at big banks.