So, What Happened to Clubhouse?
At the beginning of 2021, people were sitting at home and dodging face-to-face interactions. The idea of being inside an actual bar was a couple of months (and vaccine doses)…
‘Quiet’ Trends Say A Lot to the State of Workplace
With each passing year, the workplace goes through trends. We’ve experienced girl bosses, hustlers, and solopreneurs — but 2022 is the year of the quiet quitters. In this phenomenon, individuals choose to…
Is Holiday Creep Real?
Break out the egg nog and hang your stockings, it’s September. As I was ending the month of August in a heat wave, the last thing I wanted to do…
Starbucks in 2022: The Future of Retail
I’ve never been shy to admit I’m a Starbucks addict. I like the coffee, and its uniformity means I can visit any shop across the nation and get the exact…
Are We Fighting Inflation? Or Is It Just Corporate Greed?
This year has been an expensive one. We’re barely halfway through the calendar, but inflation is kicking most of us in the ass. The consumer index price rose 9.1% in…
Netflix Is Crumbling: ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4 Volume 2 Is Proof
After three long years, Netflix subscribers finally got new episodes of Stranger Things in 2022, but this release was a bit different. Rather than getting the entire season in one…
Americans Are Starting to Feel Tipping Fatigue
Think of the last time you got food or coffee. Chances are, modern technology played a role in that interaction. The sales clerk likely let you insert your card, then…
25 Things Born in the 2020s Will Never Understand
Thinking of having a child soon? 2020s babies are going to live in a world very different than the one you grew up in. This isn’t a bad thing: We…
Six Stage of Learning More Money Means More Problems
You’ve heard it before; more money brings more problems. When you’re young or paying off debts, you’re probably in a state of mind where you respond to that statement with…
Microsoft Kinect: How Died As Quickly As It Rose
The latter half of the aughts was a transitional time for gaming. Nintendo was recovering from lukewarm Gamecube sales, and Playstation 3 sales stalled due to the high price of…
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