A rule of thumb about news stories: If the headline promises something interesting but doesn't say what it is, you will be disappointed. To save you from disappointment, here are four articles that I clicked on so you don't have to.
"A Neurosurgeon Who Trained at MIT Quit His Job After 9 Years. Here's His Eye-Opening Explanation" (Inc)
He was stressed to the point where it was negatively impacting his own well-being.
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"The sentence Trump supporter Nikki Haley wishes she never said" (NJ.com)
"The first party to retire its 80-year-old candidate is going to be the party that wins this election," she said in January
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"Kellyanne Conway's Daughter's Marjorie Taylor Greene Remark Goes Viral" (Newsweek)
She tweeted "Are you okay, babe?" to a Marjorie Taylor Greene post demanding to know where President Biden was yesterday.
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"Husband and Wife Come to Horrible 'Realization' Now That They Have Kids" (Miami Herald)
"My wife and I have just come to the realization that now we have kids, we have to ask our parents' permission all over again if we want to go out. I thought those days were over, but they've just started again."
The horror.
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