Back in My Day

Witty Satire Debunking the Myth of New and Improved

Inbunden, Engelska, 2024

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In this witty satire book, Greg Cote questions whether advances in technology always signify progress or if they are sometimes overrated.A humorous look at the past. Step into world of Back in My Day with Greg Cote, acclaimed Miami Herald columnist and podcaster. Through a collection of short essays, Cote delivers lighthearted yet thought-provoking rants on the perceived "new and improved" aspects of modern life through interesting stories.More than just a satire book. It's a journey through fun trivia, random interesting facts, and captivating stories. Perfect for fans of the Dan LeBatard Show and those seeking a dose of wit and wisdom, this book promises an entertaining read that leaves a lasting impression.Inside you’ll find:Greg Cote’s delightful exploration of the quirks and nuances of modern living.A chance to laugh, ponder the insights, and revel in the joy of discovering the unexpected.Stories of nostalgia to entertain an enlighten.If you liked I Remember That!, Why Do We Say That?, or The Origin of Names, Words and Everything in Between, you’ll love Back in My Day!

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Utgivningsdatum2024-11-29
Mått127 x 177 x 12 mm
Vikt249 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor212
FörlagMango Media
MedarbetareLeBatard,Dan
ISBN9781684816491

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Greg Cote is a Miami Herald sports columnist who in 2021 was named top 10 in column writing by the Associated Press Sports Editors. Greg also hosts The Greg Cote Show podcast and appears regularly on The Dan LeBatard Show With Stugotz. He lives in Miami, FL.Dan Le Batard is an American newspaper sportswriter, podcast host, and television reporter based in Miami, Florida. He has also worked at ESPN and for his hometown paper, The Miami Herald, for which he wrote from 1990 to 2016. In 2021, he founded Meadowlark Media with John Skipper. He currently resides in Miami, FL, with his wife, Valerie, their dog, Early, and two cats, Otis and Foot Foot.

Introduction, Tuesdays with Greg Cote Part I: How it Was, A Day in the Life of Greg CoteBack in my day: Superheroes Back in my day: Movie TheatersBack in my day: Video GamesBack in my day: ConcertsBack in my day: Lawnmowers Back in my day: CollectingBack in my day: Junk Drawer Back in my day: ReceiptsBack in my day: WalletsBack in my day: BriefcaseBack in my day: Jobs Back in my day: MoneyPart II: How to Celebrate ProperlyBack in my day: Fake CandlesBack in my day: Christmas CardsBack in my day: Christmas DecorationsBack in my day: Gift WrappingBack in my day: EasterBack in my day: Gender RevealsBack in my day: Dog BirthdaysPart III: How we used to Self-Care Back in my day: SoapBack in my day: Bathroom timeBack in my day: Haircuts Back in my day: Nail clipping Back in my day: SocksBack in my day: ShoesBack in my day: Medicine Back in my day: MattressesPart IV: When Traveling Meant Traveling Back in my day: CarsBack in my day: Road trips Back in my day: Hotel RobotsBack in my day: Themed CruisesBack in my day: Flying Back in my day: AstronautsPart V: Eating and Drinking and Drinking and EatingBack in my day: Grocery Store ShoppingBack in my day: CoffeeBack in my day: Salt and PepperBack in my day: Sandwiches Back in my day: Food TrucksBack in my day: CafeteriasBack in my day: Potato chips Back in my day: Seeds Back in my day: CookbooksPart VI: The Follies of “Technology” Back in my day: Telephone Operators Back in my day: Robot Vacuum Back in my day: DeliveryBack in my day: AppsBack in my day: Commerce Back in my day: VapingBack in my day: Watches (Rename to Smart Watches)Back in my day: GlassesBack in my day: HandwritingBack in my day: Fly Swatter Conclusion