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Stop losing arguments and start winning negotiations. In this video, I break down 7 simple rules from the book Getting to Yes to help you get what you want without being a jerk. Whether you're negotiating a salary, buying a car, or just splitting a cookie, these negotiation skills will give you the confidence to stay principled and find "win-win" solutions.

Most of us don't need more clothes. We just need to stop buying stuff and actually learn how to wear the gear we already have. Style is a skill you practice, not a product you buy. In this one, I’m breaking down how to stop the buying cycle and make the most of your closet. - Why you need a moodboard before you buy anything else. - Look at pictures of dudes on the internet. (I made this btw: picturesofdudesontheinternet.com ) - The 3-3-3 Drill - Tuck ur shirt in - Get your stuff tailored. I know dressing differently can be weird; hope this is helpful. I love you!

Your home is an outward expression of your inner life so if you change your home you change your life. We did a deep dive into interior design research and talked to a professional designer to figure out why so many spaces feel flat or sterile. The result is this list of six practical and affordable things you can do right now to step up the vibe and comfort of wherever you call home. We are breaking down everything from why you need to kill your overhead lights to how to properly spec your furniture based on how you actually live. It is time to stop living in a space that looks like a generic Airbnb and start making your house a reflection of who you are.

The elusive cool daily driver. Finding a car that is fun, reliable, comfortable, economical and practical while also contributing a net positive to your overall vibe and aesthetic is…a tricky pickle. That's why I made this list! I obviously couldn't include everything so lmk what I missed!

Normie is complete! The last 10% takes 90% of the time, but it's worth it.

Alone time is a valuable resource. We've all wasted a day doomscrolling. Don't just NOT do that. Do this stuff instead: 34 productive things to do alone, by yourself, with no one around. Push-ups, journaling, long walks, working on your car, solo dinners, museums, writing letters, making playlists, fighting the ocean. Stuff to do when you're bored, lonely, or your friends won't text back. Pick one. Go do it. Tell me which in the comments.

History is full of "genius" tech that showed up to the party too early and got laughed out the door. So we tested them. We break down what actually killed each product: bad technology, bad business, bad marketing, or just bad timing. it's usually all four lol. A mostly-respectable look at innovation, product development, and the billion-dollar investment decisions that went absolutely sideways. Plus the IcyBall, which is exactly what it sounds like.

Wagons are cool. We went to Wagon Fest at the Petersen Automotive Museum and came home inspired so here are 10 of the coolest wagons ever made. From the Volvo 240 to the Buick Roadmaster to multiple generations of Audi Avant this is a love letter to the long car.

Yo are CDs back?? Physical media is having a real moment. So ofc we had to ask: is it actually worth it, or is streaming just as good now? We set up a full vinyl hifi setup, a modern CD equivalent, and lossless streaming spotify streamer side by side to find out. We break down turntable components (belt drive vs direct drive, moving coil vs moving magnet cartridges, tonearm materials), how a CD player and DAC actually work, and whether streaming can really compete with physical media on sound quality. If you're thinking about getting into vinyl, upgrading your CD setup, or just wondering if streaming sounds as good as everyone says, we made this vid 4 u.

Watches can be daunting to get into, so we put together this complete beginner's guide to watches: the vocabulary, how they work, the history of how we got here, and what to look for when buying your first one. They don't have to be expensive to be cool. We spent months on this. We went to Switzerland, talked to experts across the watch community, and even read TWO(!) books.

We surprised our buddy Tim with a full E30 build in 5 days. And he had no idea. His slow, automatic 1987 325e went in, and an S52-swapped, M-Tech'd, coilover having ripper came out. This is our case for why the E30 might be the best old car you can start a project with: vintage with less of the vintage headache.

Career, money, house, status.... modern life pushes us to obsess over the big stuff. But the science says it's the tiny pleasures that actually predict long-term happiness. So we made a list: 82 little things that make life better. Things we do, things we wear, and some stuff we're just on right now.

A complete beginner's guide to houseplants. Plants make your place look better, but they can also be hard to keep alive. So we put together this guide: how to pick one that fits your space and your attention span, where to buy it, and the three things that actually keep it alive.

Then vs Now: Point and shoot cameras are having a moment. But which era actually did it best? We took the best-selling point and shoot from every decade, the '60s through today, loaded them all with the same film, and shot them side by side. We also threw in the iPhone, the most popular point and shoot of all time.

You don't have to spend a bunch of money on a watch to look cool, fam. It's possible to spend a lot of money and look like a DORK! It is also possible to spend less money and look like a cool guy who knows what’s up. Do you want a cool watch but you don’t want to spend a bunch of money? Us too! So JP spent the last couple of weeks reading about watches on the internet, looking at pictures of watches on the internet and talking to dudes who know what’s up with watches with the intention of learning what’s up himself so that he can in turn tell you guys what’s up.

We rode 150 miles of the Great Allegheny Passage, Pittsburgh to Cumberland, upgrading our bikes one era at a time. Starting on an 1880 penny-farthing and ending on modern Specialized gravel bikes with wireless shifting. Some bikes were great. Some were 80 pounds. The 1930s were a dark time lol. Turns out old stuff is very cool, but new stuff is very, very good.

NerdWallet asked 2,000 Americans what they regret spending money on. We went through the top 12 and guessed how many out of ten regret each one. Boats, weddings, financial advisors, gambling, a degree you can’t sell back. Let us know in the comments which ones got you.

There are a lot of ways to make coffee, and the internet says you're doing it wrong. So every morning for two weeks, James and Zach brewed it a different way. Same beans, just coffee and water, no milk, no sugar. Cowboy coffee, French press, five kinds of pour over, a Mr. Coffee vs a Moccamaster in a blind taste test, a siphon that looks like a chemistry set, a Kyoto cold brew tower, espresso, and more. Every method gets scored on three things: Taste: is it good, Process: is it fun to make, Aura: what does it say about you.