I love to call my Senators' offices three times per week and try to cajole them into doing the most elementary political messaging and strategy. This is what it means to be an engaged citizen: leaving a strenuously polite voicemail for a 74yo on a more regular cadence than I talk to my parents.
March 13, 2025 at 9:31 PM
I love to call my Senators' offices three times per week and try to cajole them into doing the most elementary political messaging and strategy. This is what it means to be an engaged citizen: leaving a strenuously polite voicemail for a 74yo on a more regular cadence than I talk to my parents.
I think at some point... let's say the first big dot com boom... Super Bowl ads went from big brands reminding you they exist with a clever twist to fledgling brands desperately trying to stunt their way into your hearts. And that desperation always shows through. Every ad break is a flop sweat.
February 10, 2025 at 2:21 AM
I think at some point... let's say the first big dot com boom... Super Bowl ads went from big brands reminding you they exist with a clever twist to fledgling brands desperately trying to stunt their way into your hearts. And that desperation always shows through. Every ad break is a flop sweat.