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Somewhere between 'is a hot dog a sandwich' and 'is water wet,' the internet decided to stop solving real problems and start filing amicus briefs on breakfast taxonomy — and honestly? The arguments are surprisingly airtight. This week we dive into the absurd, oddly rigorous world of food categoriza…

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When a quiet Indiana town replaced a four-way stop with a roundabout, nobody expected it to unleash a three-year cold war between neighbors, spawn seventeen competing Facebook groups, or produce a man who now drives forty minutes out of his way on principle. It turns out the circle is not just a sh…
When a decades-old family diner in Millbrook, Ohio got its first-ever one-star Yelp review — a 900-word manifesto from a weekend tourist named Gerald about the structural integrity of the pancakes — nobody expected it to become a rallying point for the entire town, spawn a counter-movement of five-…
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Leaf blowers shouldn't be a human rights issue. And yet: cities are banning them, neighbors are filing police reports over them, and one man in Montclair, New Jersey ran for city council on a single-issue platform so loud it could clear a driveway. This week we dig into the surprisingly vicious, de…
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