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when music is so bad it’s good

when music is so bad it’s good

Sometimes music releases can be so horrendously awful that they somehow go full circle and become enjoyable. Is this musical brain rot for the masses? Probably, but I don’t mind. Lil Wayne released β€˜Tha Carter VI’ last week and the reviews have been…well…mixed, to say the least. The series has been...

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Are Gen Z really that bad with money?

Are Gen Z really that bad with money?

Many publications and experts seem to obsess over Gen Z spending habits, often claiming that young people are more interested in Netflix and Starbucks than they are housing deposits. Is it all just heated conjecture, or is there some truth to these allegations of financial incompetence? Financial struggle is a...

vibe coding + the power of β€˜dressing ugly’

vibe coding + the power of β€˜dressing ugly’

i'm different, yeah i'm different Hello and happy Tuesday! This week’s edition we’re giving you the scoop on β€˜vibe coding,’ AI’s increasingly manipulative tactics, the power of positive thinking, and why everyone is dressing on purpose lately. But that’s not all, of course! We’re serving up good news, essential Substack reads, and a new book rec you don’t wanna miss. πŸ˜‰ Let’s get into it! πŸ“± Tech corner β€˜Vibe coding’ is the...

on the β€˜small plates’ scam + learning not to be a hater

on the β€˜small plates’ scam + learning not to be a hater

is this a tapas restaurant TOO??? Good morning, good afternoon, and good NIGHT! πŸ—£οΈ If you’re reading this, it means you made it through the start of another week, so congratulations! To celebrate, we’re serving up another weekly newsletter… I know, I know - it’s just what you needed. In this edition, we’ll explore a wide range of topics, from the rise of (scammy?) small plate restaurants to Gen Z’s baffling approach...

By London, UK
a tale of two cities

a tale of two cities

I basically live in both Bristol and London these days, bouncing between either on a monthly basis thanks to the expensive miracle of modern trains. It’s not exactly how I saw myself existing at nearly thirty, but it’s a typical reality for many younger millennials and Gen Zers. When I was in primary school, most of my class mates would probably have given you the same basic prediction for their...

By Bristol, UK