In 1980s New York, the first day of school wasn’t just about going back. It was about showing off. From Trapper Keepers to glittery erasers, kids came ready to impress with the coolest supplies they could find. Here’s a trip down memory lane of the school supplies every 1980s kid proudly brought on day one….
If your last buffet felt more “same old steam table” than “all-you-can-eat adventure,” it’s time to give other restaurants a shot. You may have to travel to eat at the restaurants on this list. But we promise it’s worth it; the buffets here make Golden Corral’s menu look like training wheels. So, grab your stretchy…
Ah, the 1980s—a decade that gave us big hair, bigger shoulder pads, and some of the catchiest jingles ever created. It was a time when the mall was the place to be, and Saturday morning cartoons were non-negotiable. But for all the things we still celebrate from that neon-soaked era, there’s a whole world of…
Between the Civil Rights Movement, the Vietnam War, and the broader use of recreational drugs, there’s no doubt that the 1960s had a lot going on. This unique and tumultuous time in U.S. history changed our world in many ways. However, some of the things younger Georgia residents—and even some Americans alive during the 1960s—believe…
Many people think laundry’s foolproof. Toss it in, hit start, move on. But somewhere between “wash” and “dry,” the damage begins. Clothes shrink, colors fade, and towels turn scratchy, long before anyone realizes why. These are the sneaky mistakes quietly wrecking Texans’ laundry rooms, one spin cycle at a time. Using Way Too Much Detergent…
You can tell a lot about a person by how they handle parallel parking. Calm confidence turns into pure panic in seconds. One wrong turn, and suddenly the whole block in your Georgia neighborhood is watching a slow-motion disaster. If you’ve ever fumbled through the process (or laughed watching someone else do it), you already…
When Publix crossed into North Carolina, locals reacted the way they do when someone opens a new barbecue joint: curious, skeptical, and ready to compare. What followed was a friendly rivalry between two Southern icons. One was polished and new, the other woven into Carolina DNA. Here are the differences between Publix and Harris Teeter…
Many Texans assume you need a membership to shop at Costco. But that’s not always true. From pharmacy items to select online deals, non-members have access to more than you might think. Here’s what you can buy at Costco without ever signing up. Prescription Medications From the Pharmacy You don’t need a membership to fill…
Men often have simple things they secretly wish women did more. We’re not talking big, complicated stuff. Just little things that make them feel appreciated, respected, and closer to you. Here’s a look at what many Florida and American men across the country hope for in their female partner (even if they don’t always say…
Texans love a good Chipotle hack. Double the rice, half the price, and secret salsa combos all sound genius when you’re scrolling TikTok at midnight. But many of these so-called “pro moves” just make your burrito soggy, your bowl bland, or your lunch way more complicated than it needs to be. So, before you pull…
