"Young people are never going to know what it's like to wake up at 3 in the afternoon and be like, 'I left my credit card at the bar.'"
Momofuku founder @davidchang says people drinking less is "the real existential threat" to the restaurant industry.
"The biggest thing that happened in LA over the past 10 years in food was ride sharing," which allowed people to spend more on alcohol, he continued.
"Restaurants were a bubble...now, at least in LA, people are drinking much less."
Momofuku founder @davidchang says the worst trend in food is everything being 'the best.'
'The best' burrito in LA, 'the best' smash burger in Austin, etc.
"We need more people to appreciate 'just good,' or even 'boring good' rather than 'the world's best.'"
"Looking back now, 50 years later, the event reveals—perhaps more than any other since—the ways that sport can be a mirror to society and the soul."
https://t.co/dPsfKr1ggl
"I realized that in my quest to optimize my game, I had drifted farther from the game I love playing—the game that can never be mastered, the game we play outside on imperfect terrain and just as much in our thoughts and in our dreams."
https://t.co/jNbvC0eE1G
"The much more interesting question to me is what a generation growing up in the glow of blue lights will say when given the opportunity to be unfiltered."
https://t.co/SBLXYaD49c
"PrizePicks Chief Executive Mike Ybarra said the company has discussed how it can “bring people together” in cultural events as well as sports.""
https://t.co/Bf0cr7X4QP
Today's reading list:
- Major news for @PrizePicks in @WSJ by @katherinesayre
- @Emily_Sundberg interviewed 21 college men to understand their generation for @GQMagazine (I didn't plan on featuring Emily on back-to-back days, she just does really great work)
- A unique view on the game of golf in @WSJ by @laz_versalles
- "Fifty Years After History's Most Brutal Boxing Match" in @TheAtlantic
"Attention is a more tractable problem than meaning, which is vague and personal, and my hypothesis is that directing the former increases the latter."
https://t.co/61EW9AmmGK
""We’re perfectly fine with there being somewhat of a ceiling on the size of the business,” Hays said. “We’re not building for an exit. We want to retire on the mics, on the air.""
https://t.co/efSmHqcF1x