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Together with September 26, 2021 | View Online | Sign Up IN THIS ISSUE A forgettable boss Gritty speaks The $1 trillion coin can save us Editor's Note Good morning. What is the goal of Life? To accumulate the most money. That’s what I learned from reading the obituary of Reuben Klamer, the creator of the board game, The Game of Life, who died this week at 99. When The Game of Life was introduced, in 1960, the purpose was to earn the most wealth. The way you got there was simple enough—by going to college, getting a job, buying insurance, saving for retirement. That was “indicative of what sold in that era,” a former Hasbro VP told the NYT. Over time, designers realized that the game didn’t reflect consumers’ changing views of #lifegoals. So they gave it a big update in 2007, allowing players to score points for virtuous deeds like saving an endangered species, opening a health-food chain, and recycling. And instead of starting the game at point A and finishing at point Z, there is no fixed path: You decide how you want to spend your time. One question that popped up for me: If the popular view of what matters in life changed so much in less than 50 years, who’s to say it won’t shift again in the next 50? How will you win Life in 2057? —Neal Freyman   CULTURE   Stock Watch
Q&A
Icebreakers with...Gritty Philadelphia Flyers When it comes to Gritty, the sublime mascot of the NHL’s Philadelphia Flyers, you’re either scared of what he’s capable of or scared of how much you love him. Sometimes it’s both. However you feel about this giant orange chaos monster, you can’t deny that he’s a marketing masterpiece, a living, breathing meme, and that he is now three years old after celebrating his birthday on Friday (but rumor has it that he has been around for much longer). Morning Brew caught up with Gritty to discuss the big three: social media, sports, and Philly cheesesteaks. If Gritty went public as a company, what would your trading ticker be? GRITTY. I’m already public. I may root for the Flyers but I belong to the people. On balance, do you think social media is good or bad for society? Yes, I do. There’s a lot of negativity on the internet and oftentimes it finds those who go looking for it. I like to keep my ish positive and entertaining for my Gritizens. What do you see as the main purpose of a sports mascot? I guess your typical sports mascot exists to take photos with fans, start a few crowd chants, and support the local community. I do that stuff, too, though I wouldn’t describe myself as typical. To quote my second favorite playwright: “I am not what I am.”—Willy Shakespeare I think what Mr. Shakespeare was trying to say was that although I am a sports mascot, I don’t allow the construct of sports mascottery to define who I am or what I do. I have so much more to give. Pat’s or Geno’s? Any true Philadelphian knows that you can’t provide a correct answer to a wrong question. Would you ever go solo? Never. Which social platform is best for engagement with fans? They all have their perks I guess. I like to engage with my Gritizens the old-fashioned way: face to fur. What’s the best hockey movie? There are the obvious picks...Miracle, Mighty Ducks, The Tooth Fairy starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson (ppl don’t talk about it but this movie put DJ on the map...there is no Jungle Cruise without The Tooth Fairy), but the best hockey movie is easily MVP: Most Valuable Primate. Sometimes I just kick my feet up at lunch and throw it in my Blu-ray player. That whole MVP trilogy will go down as one of the best in modern cinema. How they ever found a chimpanzee that was good at hockey, skateboarding, and snowboarding is beyond me. But that’s Hollywood. If you find yourself wanting more Gritty (and who doesn’t?), you can read our full interview here. This interview has been edited, condensed, and translated from Gritty’s native tongue for clarity.
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WORK LIFE
Is My Boss Clueless or Simply a Jerk? Giphy Each week, our workplace whisperer Shane Loughnane answers a reader-submitted question about work in 2021. Anything bothering you at work? Ask Shane here. I am a senior-level manager at a company of about 125 people. Recently, my organization held its first big summer outing in two years—and my first, since I had only been with the company for 12 months. It was a sunset tour around the bay, drink tickets included. I had to skip the event to meet a compressed deadline. I was the only one in my relatively small department who could not go. My boss never inquired ahead of time nor said anything afterward about my not being able to attend. Is he a clueless jerk for this, or 'dems just the breaks?—Jill I’ll start by making the case for your boss: Some people value and practice discretion differently than others—if your boss is still getting to know you, there’s a decent chance that his not inquiring about your RSVP was out of respect for your privacy (as opposed to being too busy divvying up your allotted drink tickets). Incidentally, consider that he may not realize that the reason you had to pass was in fact work-related. Even as we extend some benefit of the doubt, it’s hard to justify the fact that he hasn’t checked in afterward with something as simple as, “We missed you at the summer outing!” I suppose there are further limbs we could climb out on—him not wanting to make you feel bad about having missed out, or perhaps you’ve been appointed as the Designated Survivor of the organization and they’ve simply neglected to tell you. However you slice it, though, it’s just not a great look. Having established that I’m “Team Jill,” where do we go from here? Before pressing George Costanza’s jerk store line into action, it’s worth considering how your first 12 months have gone otherwise. Was this omission part of a broader pattern of behavior from your boss, or an isolated act of thoughtlessness? If the former, I think you owe it to yourself to have a conversation with him about the impact these actions are having on your overall job satisfaction. If the incident feels more singular, I might leave it alone at this point (although if you wanted to address it, I wouldn’t blame you). When the next company outing rolls around, initiate a chat with your boss about any conflicting work on your team’s plate. If there’s no realistic solution where everyone can attend without jeopardizing a key deadline, then perhaps it’s someone else’s turn to sit a good time out. Your department may be small, but there’s no reason ’dem breaks (and ’dem drink tickets) can’t be distributed equitably. Have a question about work you want to ask Shane? Write in here. And coming soon...HR Brew. Be one of the first subscribers to our upcoming newsletter on all things human resources.
ANALYSIS
The Legend of the $1 Trillion Platinum Coin Giphy You may have heard that a deadline to suspend the debt ceiling is rapidly approaching, and if lawmakers don’t do anything it could lead to “economic catastrophe,” in the words of Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen. But what if we told you there was a solution to the debt ceiling fiasco so crazy...it just might work? The solution: Yellen could have the Treasury mint a $1 trillion platinum coin, deposit it at the Fed to “retire” loads of US federal debt, and then enable the government to carry on with business as usual without having to worry about defaulting on its existing debt. But can the Treasury really do that? Yes. According to Section 31 US Code § 5112... “The Secretary may mint and issue platinum bullion coins and proof platinum coins in accordance with such specifications, designs, varieties, quantities, denominations, and inscriptions as the Secretary, in the Secretary’s discretion, may prescribe from time to time.” The law is crystal clear, and has been deemed kosher by numerous academics. “The statute clearly does authorize the issuance of trillion-dollar coins,” Laurence Tribe, a Harvard Law professor, told Washington Monthly back in 2013. In fact, nothing says we have to stop at $1 trillion. Yellen could go big with a $10 trillion coin, hypothetically. As Bloomberg’s Joe Weisenthal explains, none of this would lead to inflation because it’s merely an “accounting trick”—not an influx of money into the economy. Have we tried this before? The $1 trillion platinum coin idea seems to pop up every time the US faces a debt ceiling crunch. It was first introduced by a Georgia lawyer in 2010 and gained traction during the debt-ceiling crisis of 2011. Things really turned up in 2013, when the government was...you guessed it, facing another debt ceiling deadline. The hashtag #MintTheCoin became popular on Twitter, and economists like Paul Krugman advocated for unleashing the coin. “If we have a crisis over the debt ceiling, it will be only because the Treasury Department would rather see economic devastation than look silly for a couple of minutes,” he wrote. But each time the $1 trillion coin is mentioned as a way of resolving debt ceiling problems, the people in charge dismiss it as a distraction from Congress doing its job. “Neither the Treasury nor the Federal Reserve believes that the law can or should be used to produce platinum coins for the purpose of avoiding an increase in the debt limit,” The Treasury wrote during...well, yes, another debt ceiling emergency in 2015. As for our current predicament, the Biden administration rejected the minting of the $1 trillion coin yet again last week. Bottom line: Perhaps some enterprising future Treasury Secretary will manifest the platinum coin into existence, but for now it remains as mythical as Camelot.
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH GE Big questions, real change. There are a lot of people out there working hard to build us a world that works. And our executive chairman, Alex Lieberman, is going to be speaking with them during our new Twitter Spaces series powered by our partners at GE. Tackling topics like energy, healthcare, and aviation, these chats will be as enlightening as they are entertaining (pinky promise). Our first discussion with our partners at GE about the energy transition is on October 7th, and you can sign up on your mobile device to listen right here.
REAL ESTATE
Open House Welcome to Open House, the only newsletter section that is so fall-themed right now it HURTS. We’ll give you a few facts about a listing and you try to guess how much it costs. CIRCA Today’s listing is located in Woolwich, Maine, about a 40-minute drive south of the capital, Augusta. Woolwich is surrounded by three different rivers and Merrymeeting Bay, so this home is technically on a peninsula (go geography!). This 8,000-square-foot Vintage Colonial was built in 1780 and is what true autumn dreams are made of. Amenities include: 5 beds, 5 baths Bonus log cabin AND barn HUGE porch you could get lost in At least 20 Revolutionary War ghosts How much to curl up by one of the many fireplaces and sip hot cider in the Maine countryside?
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1. Memestocks and Reddit redesigns. (Margins) 2. When McDonald’s came to Denmark. (Matt Bruenig) 3. The secrets of the world’s greatest free diver. (GQ) 4. Earth’s submarine fiber optic cable network. (Reddit) 5. Gig workers are uncertain, scared, and barely scraping by. (Rest of World) 6. The childcare industry is too important to fail. (Men Yell at Me) 7. How I amassed more T-shirts than I can store. (New Yorker) 8. The power of the pentatonic scale in music. (World Science Festival) 9. Paradise lost: The rise and ruin of couchsurfing.com. (Input) 10. Homegrown medical-grade cannabis requires some complex technology. (Emerging Tech Brew) Step up. This fall, make it happen—stylishly. With Cole Haan’s seasonal essentials, you can be ready to head back to work, school, and LIFE. Check out their new collection here, then become an Above & Beyond member to get 10% off your first purchase.* *This is sponsored advertising content
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Meme Battle Welcome back to Morning Brew's Meme Battle, where we crown a single memelord every Sunday. Today's winner: Martin Vogel in Germany
This week's challenge: You can find the new meme template here for next Sunday. Once you're done making your meme, submit it at this link for consideration.
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 Jen Psaki lost it when Fox News asked why Joe Biden never did this one simple thing

The Biden administration is losing control of the narrative.

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2019: French politician Jacques Chirac, who served as president of France from 1995 to 2007, died at age 86. [Test your knowledge of French history.]

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1969: The American sitcom The Brady Bunch premiered on ABC, and it became an enduring pop culture phenomenon. [Take our quiz about The Brady Bunch.]

1969: The Beatles released Abbey Road, their last-recorded album (Let It Be, though mostly recorded earlier than Abbey Road, was released in 1970). [Sort fact from fiction in our quiz about the Beatles.]

1962: The American TV series The Beverly Hillbillies debuted on CBS, becoming one of the most popular sitcoms of the 1960s. [Test your knowledge of pop culture.]

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How to Cut and Serve Every Kind of Cheese

Fun fact. Technically, charcuterie only refers to meat. So when you’re building out a platter of meats and cheeses, it’s a charcuterie and cheese board. Today, we focus on the cheesy side of things. Because let’s face it. As ironic and dry-witted as we all might think we are, deep down, we love cheesy.  If you’re going to cut the cheese, at least do it the right way. (How’s that for cheesy?)

 

How to Get Your Hands on a Much-anticipated Bourbon That’s Not Even Out Yet

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That Time Italy Attempted to Build Its Own Las Vegas (But Then Abandoned It)

We’re not sure what Italy needs. But we do know what it doesn’t need. A Vegas. Like all terrible ideas, this stemmed from a billionaire with a little too much confidence. His idea? A place in Italy where the party never stops. Until it did.  Here’s what remains.

 

What Happened to the Antarctic Snow Cruiser that Disappeared?

Back in the 40s, the South Pole was like Mars. We tried exploring it but couldn’t really figure out how. Until this snow cruiser became a thing, which housed explorers and could theoretically withstand the unforgiving environment. Did it work? Well, we’re not 100% sure. But no. It did not.  It just... Disappeared?

 

Seinfeld and Its Movie References

We had no idea how many movie references there were in Seinfeld. But we’re glad someone took the time to edit this to enlighten us. They make the Seinfeld sequences even more hilarious. Which we didn’t think was possible. But it is.  That is one magic loogie.

 

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This Mundane but Oddly Captivating Blockbuster Training Video from the 1990s

They don’t make training videos like they used to. We’re not sure if that’s a good or bad thing after watching this. All we can say is that, for some reason, we couldn’t stop watching this one from Blockbuster circa sometime in the 90s. Which certainly can’t be said for any training video we’ve seen on phishing lately.  What we would give to be on this set.

 

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