> Amazing. Larger average capacity translates into more attendance averages.

I’m guessing that stadium capacities scale to the attendance. Sellouts almost never happen in many stadiums.

> That likely affects your credit rating and rates you will get offered in the future. Even if you stop using the card it is still an active account and will be a part of your credit.

It's not clear if you mean it will affect my credit rating in a positive or negative way, but I'm doing alright in that regard. My FICO hangs around 800. My average age of accounts is 5y 11m. My oldest account is 25y 10m. I have zero issues opening new credit cards, except I have to watch the velocity with Chase because of their 5/24 rule.

I've been opening new cards regularly for at least a decade, but much more often in the last several years.

I sign up for a new card, earn the SUB, and quit using it. I move on to the next new card.

> sr-71 the most awesome jet ever made

Agreed.

> i will die on this hill

You won’t be alone. I’ll be on that hill too.

Username checks out. lol

Actually, it depends on the application, but I'll sometimes do something like "as 'LengthOfString'" or "as 'Length_of_String'".

> len(string)

As a DBA (T-SQL), I have to modify this a bit to correct the syntax:

select len('string') as 'Length of String'