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Explain the match like I watched it (I did not watch it)

For the Monday after the final. Paste the box score and key events, get the full picture plus three opinions you can safely borrow. Nobody at the office will know.

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Guess Your MBTI

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Tarot reading, but the cards are sick of me

Three-card reading where the deck has seen your search history and is done pretending. Weirdly accurate, deeply unserious.

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Professional Headshot

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Point your camera at the fridge, get dinner

Photo of your fridge shelf → three real dinners ranked by effort, using only what's actually there. No "just grab some shallots".

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Personal Hairstylist

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Settle the argument my wife and I have had for 6 years

State both sides, get a binding verdict. Household court is now in session. (It ruled against me.)

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Narrate my kid's backyard match like the World Cup final

Tell it what actually happened in the yard — including the dog interfering — and get a full commentary script to read dramatically at dinner. My son now requests "the broadcast" nightly.

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Settle the football argument properly

Every pub has the same six arguments on loop. This one takes yours seriously: strongest case for each side, the stats that actually matter, and a verdict it commits to. Then you can argue with the verdict.

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Guess Your MBTI

Guess your MBTI just from your photo, quick and easy.

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Book club questions that start arguments, not book reports

Thirty years of teaching literature and I can promise: the back-of-book discussion guide is where conversation goes to die. This builds the questions that make someone put down their wine glass.

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