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Brendon Ellis2020/11/19< 1 min read

Gifts are Nice, Discounts are Better

Now that Election Week (Year?) is finally behind us, we have made it to the holidays! Tis the season to be merry, jolly, and survive the financial burden of pleasing all your ...
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Nina Sabarre2020/11/191 min read

Counting on Democracy

From toilet paper hoarding to Zoom bombing, let’s just say 2020 has left us all with some trust issues. In addition to folks not trusting the polls, 1 in 4 Americans do not fully ...
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Kyle Block2020/10/221 min read

Thanksgiving 2020: Giving Thanks it’s Nearly Over

If you thought serving Tofurky was the biggest heresy to the tradition of Thanksgiving, then Thanksgiving 2020 is sure to ruffle your (turkey) feathers.
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Kyle Block2020/10/221 min read

Fatigued from Fatigue

Back in May, when we entered Britney 2007 levels of stir crazy, we asked Americans how they expect activities to change over the coming six months compared to "the before times." ...
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Kyle Block2020/10/221 min read

Did Someone Move the Finish Line?

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Nina Sabarre2020/10/082 min read

Election Intention

Hey, remember that time you said you were finally going to get in shape, but ended up prematurely eating all the Halloween candy instead? Or when you said you wanted to “spark ...
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Kyle Block2020/10/08< 1 min read

Candy Conundrum

Wanna hear something really scary? 75% of Americans say Halloween is going to be at least somewhat different this year and — even more macabre — half don’t plan to do anything ...
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Brendon Ellis2020/10/081 min read

Udder Disappointment

Have you ever wondered why the Starbucks drive-thru line has been slower than WFH wifi? It’s not because everyone immediately started ordering bespoke pour over coffee. It’s the ...
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Brendon Ellis2020/09/241 min read

The Bare Necessities

With avocado toast and smartphones entering the cultural and generational battles of 2020, we set out to understand how Americans’ perceived necessities, conveniences, and ...
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