Language evolves over time. But the difference from 1960s lingo to that of the 2020s often feels so stark that it’s hard to pinpoint when the transition happened. These are some of the most common words and phrases that people in the 1960s used. Gen Z might recognize some of them, but you can bet…
What you care about when you’re twenty-three might not be on your mind at age forty-three. Changing your tastes and interests is a natural part of aging, and in many cases, it’s actually a very good thing. The benefits of growing up and getting old might include more confidence, fewer arguments, and more comfortable shoes. …
Who doesn’t love a good buffet? With fixed prices and the freedom to pile your plate high with as much food as you want, they can offer great value for your money. Americans with big appetites love the buffet concept, and restaurants often lose money with those folks. On the other hand, light eaters like…
Let’s be honest: one of the best things about visiting a new place is checking out all the delicious food. But sometimes, it can be hard to know where to turn to find the absolute best dishes. These are the top foodie hotspots in the United States that balance delicious flavors without breaking the bank….
Some Americans have mastered the art of a double-edged nice comment. Others, more well-intentioned, don’t mean to say something judgmental but end up there just the same. To be fair, it’s hard when so many phrases sound nice but are actually mean. 1: You Clean Up Nicely “You clean up nicely” begs the question, what…
Life hacks are supposed to make your life easier, and sometimes they really do. Binder clips really can extend the life of your toothpaste and a lemon with salt can truly clean a wooden cutting board. However, the internet is rife with hacks that aren’t actually effective. Sometimes, they even make your life more difficult. …
Most of us have heard someone say, “Live with no regrets.” But in reality, according to science, regret serves a purpose in our lives. This fact is especially true when we’re young and have time to correct our mistakes. By implementing practices like the ones on this list, you might be able to save yourself…
Love it or hate it, Spam is a cultural staple. What started as survival food is now a beloved part of many trendy and nostalgic dishes, from Spam Musubi to Spam and eggs. If you’re still hesitant about the so-called mystery meat, these facts might make you realize it’s not (quite) as bad as you…
Living in the Land of the Free has many privileges. But, if you were born and raised in the United States, it’s easy not to notice them and take them for granted. From access to clean water to being allowed to buy a property, Americans have more freedoms than many of us realize. 1: Your…
When you see a young person use abbreviations that are nothing like the traditional “RSVP” and “ASAP,” do you cringe, or does it give you FOMO? With many people wanting to send and receive information quickly, new acronyms seem to appear by the minute. The problem? For many Americans, they’re too hard to keep up…
