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There are lots of different ways to successfully eat clean and healthy, but sadly all of them involve having an unsatisfying lunch.

Drivers on the way to drop their kids off at school: I must protect my precious cargo at all costs. Drivers the second their kid is out of the car, even though they are in an area full of other kids: We shall all crash and burn on the road to hell!!!!

Two things have come into my life in the last few years that have changed everything. One is my child. The other is Nerds Gummy Clusters.

Existence of this establishment strongly implies that LL Bean sells beans.

You think you’re immune to this kind of stuff and then you realize you’ve been listening to Oasis for 24 straight hours.

As the Midwest faces a grueling heatwave, one plant is making the conditions worse: corn. f-st.co/09ifo9B

Coffee at coffee placed comes out too hot.

Cat AND Jack? In this economy?

The incredibly irrational thing about our current driving enforcement system is that if this guy had been totally sober he would have been released at the scene.

The only possible use of a metric telling you what percent “recovered” you are is to nocebo you into poor performance.

Meet Fast Company’s 10 Most Innovative People of the Last 10 Years.

Jason Segal must release the full Dracula rock opera.

In this great profile of Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos you'll find the inside story of how Jacob Elordi became the star of Guillermo del Toro's 'Frankenstein'—the monster—when Andrew Garfield fell out at the last second: fastcompany.com/91175684/netfl… Fast Company Amy Wallace TedSarandos

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In a new memo, Starbucks' new CEO Brian Niccol offers a clinical deconstruction of what’s going wrong at the coffee chain—and hints as to how he plans to make it right. f-st.co/rMIpPkF

In the new issue of Fast Company, Harry McCracken 🇺🇦✡️ dives into Reddit, Inc.'s resurgence and looks into why it might be what actually helps save the internet from becoming an algorithmic, AI-fueled dystopia. You might call it Reddit's Revenge. fastcompany.com/91176249/reddi…

There should be some sort of personal responsibility for playground designers. I should be able to come somewhere and confront you about why you put a water feature for my kid to get wet in.

The nice thing about biking in a Blue city is when a car almost hits you, you get to see the nice collection of progressive bumper stickers on the back as they drive away.

A dermatologist should call their office the Corti-Zone.