It’s no secret that social media has changed the way diners research restaurants, and (literally) look at food. Beyond taking thousands of beautiful photos—and making a career out of it—the way that food Instagrammers experience restaurants is vastly different from the general public.

Because the person in front of you scanning 46 cans of cranberry sauce isn't worth the stress.

You see it every day. Drivers with severe road rage fighting to be first. People cutting in lines to get in first. The struggle is real. Our culture has instilled in us that to be best, you must be the first. I have never been competitive. It just wasn’t something that I have ever felt Read more

The new marketing tagline at Chick-fil-A read, “Lines are so last year.” It promoted Chick-fil-A One, which allows chicken-eaters to earn loyalty points to acquire free poultry. Also, in-app purchases allow customers to pay for their spicy fowl meat before entering the restaurant, meaning they can skip the lines and go right to the pickup counter. Faster fast food. No hassle.Well, I am beginning to wonder if our present-day obsession with making experiences easier and tasks more convenient…

Got a line of people at your cash register? Here's what the research says about why whatever you're selling just went up in value.

You know what makes waiting in lines that much more annoying? People with zero chill who stand way too close.

Waiting in line seems like a universal annoyance – but research shows that our response to it depends on the queue’s design, purpose and even where we’re from. Brendan Cole

They're not always a waste of time—for consumers or for businesses.

How to Write a Persuasive Essay on Why You Should Be Chosen. Employers, colleges and scholarship committees read endless essays in search of a worthy candidate. No matter the goal, their list of documents used to find one generally consists of an application, a resume and an original written piece by the candidate. ...

Pseudo-anglicisms are words in other languages that seem like English but aren’t. Though some people are still concerned about them creeping into use.