In Florida, the words “cold day” take on a whole new meaning. While the rest of the country might laugh at what Floridians consider cold, locals react to a drop below 60 degrees as though they’re preparing for an Arctic expedition. From dramatic wardrobe choices to hilarious social media memes, Floridians have perfected the art…
Did you know that 66% of Americans drink coffee daily? Coffee is a big part of many Illinoisians mornings, and while milk and fancy creamers are popular, there are lots of fun and tasty alternatives to try. These are seven creative things to put in your coffee that aren’t milk, each with its own unique…
Self-checkout lanes seem like a great idea in theory, but many New York residents still choose not to use them. These are some of the most common reasons why shoppers prefer to stick with the (hopefully!) friendly face of a human cashier. Fear of Technology Many shoppers feel uneasy when it comes to using new…
Flip through any 1950s cookbook, and you’ll see it: the golden age of American comfort food. From creamy casseroles to slow-cooked pot roasts, these meals were staples on Formica tables across Kansas. Moms clipped recipes from magazines, dads carved roasts on Sunday, and kids licked their plates clean. These were the meals that defined a…
Slide open a closet stuffed with paisley shirts and corduroy jackets, and the pop-bright world of 1970s Colorado tumbles out like a disco ball gone rogue. It was a decade when families argued over who got to sit closest to the wood-grained TV console for Saturday-morning cartoons, teens blasted eight-track tapes on joyrides through gas-line…
Imagine going back to 1995 and asking someone to “DM you a selfie of their latest meme.” They might hand you a pager and walk away confused. Our vocabulary has changed as quickly as our technology. Entire categories of words didn’t even exist three decades ago. Here’s a look at the terms that feel like…
Ask anyone who hit their teen years in the 1960s, and they’ll tell you their closets had better dance moves than they did. Back then, colors popped louder than a soda fizz, and every new trend felt like an invitation to shake things up—literally. The minute Mom stitched an extra triangle of denim into a…
Hotels are supposed to feel like a temporary home. But let’s be honest: Some guests act like they’ve never been taught basic manners. From treating the free breakfast like a personal Golden Corral to leaving rooms looking like disaster zones, Florida hotel workers have seen it all. Want to know which behaviors land you on…
McDonald’s is the kind of fast food restaurant where you can roll through in your pajamas at 10 a.m. for a Sausage McMuffin or treat yourself to a McFlurry at midnight. It’s casual, it’s fast, and it’s everywhere. But not every West Virginian remembers their manners when they’re under the golden arches. Some customers seem…
Ask anyone who lived through the 1960s, and they’ll tell you travel looked different. Families drove, maps were paper, and hotel pools were the main attraction. Luckily for Georgians who love a good throwback, some of those same hotels are still open. Here are some of our favorites that have “1960s summer postcard” written all…
