I handed my Saturday and Sunday over to ChatGPT — meals, movies, activities, all of it — and followed the plan as faithfully as I could. What I got was a perfectly adequate weekend that felt strangely hollow, and a lot of questions about why I thought this was a good idea in the first place.
Jul 25, 2026
I started blocking off one night a week for purely low-stakes, no-apologies TV. No prestige dramas, no documentaries about things I should care about — just whatever felt good in the moment. What I didn't expect was how much it would mess with my head in the best possible way.
Jul 25, 2026
There are roughly ten thousand things available to watch at any given moment, and I have chosen to rewatch Schitt's Creek for the fourth time. This is not a cry for help. Or maybe it is. Either way, let's talk about it.
Jul 25, 2026
Most people scroll right past the comments. I decided to stop and actually read them — Reddit threads, YouTube comment sections, forgotten forums — for a full week. What I found was stranger, funnier, and more human than I expected.
Jul 25, 2026
Eight streaming subscriptions, one impulsive cancellation spree, and a month of figuring out what I actually missed versus what I was just hoarding. Turns out the math on modern streaming is kind of a nightmare — and the experiment taught me more about my own habits than any algorithm ever could.
Jul 24, 2026
I told myself January was going to be the month I finally got through that prestige drama everyone keeps recommending. Reader, I watched The Office for the fourth time instead. Here is my full, embarrassing streaming log — and what it says about all of us.
Jul 24, 2026