Mixed Feelings About Tipping: Fair Wages and Fair Expectations
Tipping should reward great service, not be an automatic expectation. Here is how I weigh fair pay, poor service, and shared tips.
Phone Calls on the Train: Why I Keep Mine Short
I spent less than thirty seconds on a phone call on the train, and I still did not like it. I hate talking on the […]
Calm and Firm: How to Respond When a Stranger Follows Your Kids Home
Being polite has its place, but when a stranger follows your children home, a calm and firm response matters most. Here is how to handle it safely.
Dog Day Afternoon on Broadway: Jon Bernthal Delivers a Must See Performance
We caught Dog Day Afternoon on Broadway starring Jon Bernthal and it was one of the best theater experiences we have had. Front row seats, a gripping story, and a discount code worth using before June 7th.
Episode 118 – Kay Woo CEO of Throo Rideshare
On this episode I am joined by Kay Woo, the CEO of Throo. A rideshare service that aims to overthrow the present model where drivers […]
A Technician’s Account of September 11th in Midtown Manhattan
A firsthand memory of watching the towers fall from a Midtown office, staying behind to get executives operational, and the toll that day left behind.
Why I Was Fine With Spain Beating Argentina After Watching Fans Disrespect England’s Flag
A non soccer fan on why Argentina’s flag stomping incident after the World Cup semifinal changed who he was rooting for in the final.
Shane Gillis Proved Cancel Culture Doesn’t Always Win
Shane Gillis got dropped by SNL over manufactured outrage, then came back to host the show. A look at why his comeback matters.