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The mystery of why some songs endure forever while others are quickly forgotten is commonly believed to have two explanations. The first explanation is that in order to stand the test of time a song ...

Different generations carry themselves in different ways. What seems perfectly fine to millennials and Gen Z would be absolutely absurd to baby boomers and Gen X. We're all a part of generations that ...

Everyone has their own unique and independent relationship with money. This relationship impacts how people prioritize spending their cash, according to Bonnie Tsai, an etiquette expert and founder ...

Not many people mean to be rude. In fact, most of us take great pains to be polite and sweet every day— mostly because we weren't raised in a barn (to quote my mom). And yet, it's still possible to be ...

Whether or not a behavior or comment is rude can be open to interpretation. Many times, behaviors that seem rude at first glance are actually signs someone is trying to be helpful. Cultural norms, ...

Stacking your dishes, tipping creatively and ordering off-menu—all are dining-out don'ts. Here, etiquette experts explain how to avoid making rude mistakes at a restaurant. In my many years working as ...

Social media platforms often serve as a barometer for generational divides, and recent tweets by writer Harnidh Kaur have shed light on growing tensions in professional environments regarding Gen Z ...

You are a well-brought-up person with perfect manners, or at least you aspire to be. You probably know that the rudest thing you can do is to call out, mention or acknowledge another person's bad ...

Do rude prompts really get better answers? Short answer: sometimes. A 2025 arXiv study tested 50 questions rewritten in five tones and found that rude prompts slightly outperformed polite ones with ...