Job Interviews, Now With Parents

Welcome back. Ahead: job interviews with unexpected guests, street design that seems to defy logic, and a few reminders that the world is still doing whatever it wants. Let’s take a calm look before shaking our heads. — Doug Marlowe

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Job Interviews, Now With Parents

A retail worker noticed a curious trend: grown adults showing up to job interviews with their parents in tow. Not a quick drop-off, mind you, but sitting in on the interview itself. The pattern seems especially common among younger candidates, leaving hiring staff quietly stunned. Support is one thing, but this raises a bigger question about independence. It’s less scandal and more a soft reminder that adulthood now arrives with an asterisk.

A postman on his daily route stumbled onto a street that appears to cancel itself out. Parking is allowed on both sides, leaving a middle strip too narrow for cars to pass. It’s technically legal and practically useless. The sight has left locals, and the internet, scratching their heads. Somewhere between planning permission and execution, logic clearly took the day off.

If one of these made you pause, sigh, or laugh quietly, you’re not alone. The world keeps offering material. Until next time. — Doug