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  • 3 weeks ago | kneelingbus.substack.com | Drew Austin

    YouTube instructional videos often begin with a section of extended throat-clearing before getting to the useful information which, in the most extreme cases, could be compressed to a sentence or two. This opening banter is highly skippable, of course, and the top comment on such videos is often the timestamp at which the relevant content begins.

  • 1 month ago | kneelingbus.substack.com | Drew Austin

    Rainforest Cafe is well past its prime as a restaurant chain, but as you might imagine, it’s been perfectly positioned for a younger generation of content creators to “rediscover” it, as this Slate piece describes.

  • 1 month ago | kneelingbus.substack.com | Drew Austin

    In sports betting, the practice of attending a game in person and exploiting your physical presence as a gambling edge is called courtsiding. In one example, as described in this Rolling Stone feature, a bettor at a Dodgers game could wait for a Shohei Ohtani plate appearance, cue up a bet related to whether he gets a hit, and then place the bet immediately if it actually happens.

  • 2 months ago | kneelingbus.substack.com | Drew Austin

    In 2019, a Japanese car-sharing service called Orix noticed that its customers were renting vehicles but not actually driving them, returning the rentals with zero additional miles traveled.

  • Jan 24, 2025 | kneelingbus.substack.com | Drew Austin

    Among the mixed rewards of a lifetime of TV watching are the throwaway moments that unexpectedly stay with you decades later, a joke or an image or an anecdote buried in the middle of some talk show or the endless churn of MTV or ESPN, never to be seen again, impossible to find even if you tried, and likely remembered only by you—not important enough to keep circulating on YouTube or ever resurface on a streaming platform or even as a meme.

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