Depending on where you live, there is a chance you walked into a restaurant, and came across a new addition to the world of whining and dining. In order to increase business, bring us into the future, and take care of labor shortages, robot waiters have been released and making it's public landmark. These are the features that comes with the robot waiter, one particular model that is • 1. New, cute, and strange distribution robots with original and flexible expressions Establishments are alrea

I know I'm not the only one who experiences things like this when it comes to going to sleep. There are many times when I'm laying down in bed with that one arm giving me a little problem. It can be raising it up to the edge of the pillow until it goes numb and I have to switch it over. It can be when you place one arm on top and the other at the bottom, but eventually, it gets cramped and you have to switch it again. Or it can be when you place it down to keep it calm, and your significant othe

I first noticed this when I was with my fiancé down in Raleigh, North Carolina. We were at a sports bar drinking good margaritas and eating burgers that were to die for. I asked for a menu, but then it turned out that the restaurant no longer did paper menus. They asked me to take out my cell phone and scan the QR code on the sign in front of me. When you scan the barcode the menu is automatically uploaded to your phone, and you can read the entire menu via their website. It's a simple task and

As fashion and seasons change, we change. We make plans in wanting to do things different and not have certain materials that reflects on our past lives in the past year or five years. The most common place that we always make changes is right there in our room. You know the place. You go inside multiple times a day. The closet. One of the most common questions we ask ourselves is how do we know when it’s time toss out our old clothes? You’re beginning to declutter, deciding whether to keep or

When was the last time you received an apology from someone, and you know in your heart that they didn’t mean it? It can be from the way they said it or their actions causing chaos without showing any signs of innocent redemption. In places like New York City, one of the most common things I’ve encountered is when based on what someone said or did to me, they’ll constantly say “I’m sorry.” It won’t be just one situation. It’s a repeated pattern. It’s as if those two words are the perfect excuse to do what they do, and satisfy the other person’s ego after the damage is done or currently in repairs.