Beth Swarecki trained a neural net on the names of products from Gwyneth Paltrow's spiritual hygiene wellness lifestyle shop and its creations are surely good enough to brand.
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New NYC clothing store called Fugazi is not a Fugazi t-shirt store
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In 1996 you could buy Doritos that came in a soda can
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Fruit Stripe Gum discontinued
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This AI makes better songs than Metallica. Yeah, I said it.
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Remember your Razor scooter? This e-scooter is the grown-up version
TL;DR: This long-range e-scooter is a great way to save on gas, now 57% off with free shipping. Sick of feeling like you're funding Big Oil's next yacht every time you fill up… READ THE REST
Your wallet called—it loves this MacBook deal
TL;DR: Ready to upgrade your tech? Grab the grade-A refurbished MacBook Air M1 for just $514.99—your wallet (and productivity) will thank you! You've had your eye on it—the sleek, powerful Apple MacBook Air.… READ THE REST