It appears that in our haste to travel back in time to the glory days of 2017, we’ve all agreed to pretend that a global pandemic never happened. The masks are gone, the hand sanitizer stations are empty, and if you bring up “those unprecedented times,” people look at you like you just asked if Blockbuster is still open. It’s as if we all collectively decided that millions of people didn’t die, the vaccine was just a group placebo, and nothing at all was actually happening—except, of course, for the glaring fact that prices are sky high, customer service is completely dead, and nobody is around to take out the trash anymore.

No Staff, No Service, No Shame

by B.T. ClarkJune 15, 2025June 15, 2025

It appears that in our haste to travel back in time to the glory days of 2017, we’ve all agreed to pretend that a global pandemic never happened. The masks are gone, the hand sanitizer stations are empty, and if you bring up “those unprecedented times,” people look at you like you just asked if […]

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