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Bare feet, fast instincts

A teacher spots something seriously weird outside class, modern flirting gets a little existential, and the “rude” habit that might actually be self-protection.

Greg Sullivan

Mar 18, 2026

Ungamifying the education system

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Today we’ve got a teacher’s bold move in the battle for student engagement, a Canadian Olympian’s perfect term for one of air travel’s rudest little scams, and an unhinged name-your-brain trick that might actually quiet your inner menace.

Greg Sullivan

Mar 16, 2026

Same chaos, cuter package

Tiny humans, awkward moments, and a handful of shockingly useful life hacks.

Greg Sullivan

Mar 14, 2026

Leave a memory after the beep...

The hidden gems in your voicemail and how to save them forever, three likeability traits that can't be faked, and conversation stoppers that you can avoid... or use... as needed.

Greg Sullivan

Mar 13, 2026

High-powered nostalgia detected

Grab a tissue, you'll need it after visiting this third-grade classroom. A monk has a rebrand in mind for anxiety. Which states can you get by on with just a Social Security check? Also, this issue features cookies... the GOOD kind!

Greg Sullivan

Mar 12, 2026

Your packing crime, your ADHD cape, and a trail etiquette reset

Trail etiquette for guys, a surprising ADHD creativity hack, and a packing rule that saves overpackers from themselves.

Greg Sullivan

Mar 11, 2026

Stop rude people from derailing your day

We’ve got three steps for dealing with rude people, expert opinions on grown-up stuffies, and the best ways to get over a breakup, STAT.

Greg Sullivan

Mar 10, 2026

Scottish kids helping penguins with pebbles of love

Highland kids had an idea that rocks. One man accidentally bought a street, and the city wants it back. Plus: 20 tips for 20-year-olds that we can all use.

Greg Sullivan

Mar 07, 2026

Cringe flirting, classroom chaos, and the hot-water migraine trick

Today’s edition has one overworked teacher, one unexpectedly useful flirting lesson, and one migraine trick involving feet, not foreheads.

Greg Sullivan

Mar 06, 2026

The “butler trick,” a bathroom mistake, and a skate park surprise

A U.S. Navy chief reframes self-discipline into an act of love. A dermatologist says your bathroom technique is lacking. A mom tried to show her daughter that skateboarding isn't just for the boys, and the boys had opinions.

Greg Sullivan