America 250 Part 4: Nostalgia is a lieNow is the best time to be alive
When following political discourse these days, it’s only a matter of time before you’re confronted with confident assertions that everything was so much better x years ago. That “they” are depriving you of a better life that you could’ve had ...
How To Make Your Microwave Obsolete or, Have You Accepted the Air Fryer as Your Lord and Savior?
The microwave oven, a staple of American kitchens since the 1970s, was another of those indispensable technologies that was invented by accident, joining Post-It notes, X-rays, Penicillin, superglue, and the mullet haircut. (Okay, I made that last one up, but ...
The Disappearing Art of Starting Something Weird
When I was a kid, we would occasionally trek out to the San José Flea Market. Any flea market visit involves encountering hundreds of real life Fred Sanfords (albeit with less profanity) sitting at card tables selling homemade goods or ...
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