JetBlue Mint

'Cause it, 'cause this car came at 2:45 AM 'cause I am at 6:00 AM.

So I, I missed that flight, so I got on a 3:30 flight on JetBlue Mint.

And then the problem with JetBlue Mint is they have, their service is too good, that you have full-blown-

And you wanna, you wanna stay up

... can, can send pictures, wifi-

Like, I'm not going and renting the biggest suites places.

I'd listen if a, a JetBlue Mint seat is three grand, I'm not there.

I'm gonna fly the $400 seat perfectly fine.

If it's an overnight flight, I will go for it, but I'm not paying 3K for it.

The transfer bonus, yes, it's only to British Airways, Iberia, and Aer Lingus, but once you have your points over there and your accounts opened for 30 days, you can then move them freely between those four airline, like, award programs, and we've had our accounts open forever.

We have used this exact tactic to book JetBlue Mint.

We took JetBlue Mint, like, two summers ago from Paris to New York City.

Such a deal.

Even if you're listening to this, you're thinking, "Well, I'm never gonna fly to Doha." Never say never.

So TBD on that, but that's something to watch.

If you ever wanna fly JetBlue Mint, I think this is the nicest way to fly across the United States.

I've flown it a few times between, like, Los Angeles and Miami, Los Angeles and New York.

It is very nice.

Seat configurations vary widely.

So I've also flown this from New York over to London.

I think it was the first time I ever flew in a lay-flat seat was JetBlue Mint.

It was a reverse herringbone configuration.