This is exciting, Josh!

Test. Seems to work for me.

I love Kelly Reichardt with all my heart - Showing Up is one of my faves - but Marie's issue with The Mastermind isn't entirely unjustified. It starts out as a relatively normal crime caper and only becomes a Kelly movie half way through. (Still loved it of course)

Is it not also the case that drug use is more mainstream now than a generation ago, meaning drinking may be down but intoxication is still as popular?

I think you are right to be baffled on this occasion.

Surely most teens are now priced out of that particular activity.

This is an interesting topic to pick on for this critique as I had the exact same challenge at work today.
The Trump quote rather neatly summarises the problem.

This chart on the surface may be reassuring, but actually look at it - this decade is on track to have the highest level of famine deaths since the 1970s:

I failed today myself I have to admit. Being a Seinfeld fan only gets you so far.

I find the source of fun with Connections is trying to solve the puzzle without Google.

That's interesting you mention the psychological link between food and happiness and the problem of being constantly exposed to the source of the issue. Alcoholics battle with both these as well.
Big difference of course is that total abstinence is not an option for overeaters.

I needed a day out idea for three generations of family recently - and Hever was top notch.

His lead example is that Labour have claimed credit for something the Tories set in motion. As if no government has ever done that!

It's not a good idea to report what people think - given we have no way of knowing. Their actions and consequences should be more than enough.

As if a non fan would read a whole book about Hamish Macbeth!

They should include a journalist on a secret Signal group about their intentions - then sit back as they promote it as the biggest story of the year.