As the weather begins to warm up in the US and the reality is setting in that we’ll be in relative lockdown for the foreseeable future, it started to become apparent that Americans were going to innovate in new, crazy ways. On April 9, I put together some fun predictions for what we might be up to and shared with friends. One of the predictions was that Drive-in Movie Theaters are poised for a comeback this summer. When I saw a news article on this yesterday, I figured I’d post the first round of predictions here.
#1 Yard garbage
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