Is Staying in the New Going Out?
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Is Staying in the New Going Out?
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#2This is pretty light even for editorial fare. Are there actual statistics stating that people stay in more now? I was under the impression that dining out in particular was at an all time high.
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#3Sometimes my significant other and I go out, sometimes we stay in! It's almost like we do different things depending on our moods, schedules, and the weather outside...
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#4No, you just got old.
This has been another edition of Simple Answers to Stupid Questions™.
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#5In other news, Molly Young, writer for the New York Times, was sad to discover that she's getting old, and so are the people she knows.
Suggested headline: Molly Young Feeling Old
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#6In other news, Molly Young, writer for the New York Times, was sad to discover that she's getting old, and so are the people she knows. Suggested headline: Molly Young Feeling Old
Based on her twitter it seems like she's right on the young side of the NYT's demographic, which is definitely older than HN's demographic.
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#7Sometimes my significant other and I go out, sometimes we stay in! It's almost like we do different things depending on our moods, schedules, and the weather outside...
That's crazy!
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#8In the 90's the big thing was "cocooning" which meant staying at home. Some fake trends never die.