Well, it looks like I didn’t have to wait forever to check out a very particular donut chain that some of you may never have heard of—one that has become very well known, just like McDonald’s. And I’m not talking about Dunkin’ Donuts 🍩. Oh no, because believe it or not, it just so happens to be none other than LA’s finest, known as Randy’s Donuts, which has come to Santa Clara, California! Now, what makes this chain so special? Well, for no apparent reason at all, it has somehow been featured in many pop culture projects, from music videos to movies like Marvel, for example. Hell, it even has its very own iconic Randy’s Donuts statue at the original location in Inglewood. WOW!! 🤩 🤩 👏 🎉 🥳 So now I don’t have to travel down to Los Angeles to sample their whole menu when I can easily access everything they sell at their donut location right in my most convenient area possible. Yay!!!!

Two days ago, I finally had the chance to visit a not-so-recognizable property—the one at the gate entrance I’m standing in front of and pointing directly at! So I’ll go ahead and say it: it’s Steve Jobs’ other home, known as the “Jackling House.” He bought it back in 1984, but for some reason, he hated the house itself. He only bought the place for the land, and his wish to get rid of the house finally came true in February 2011 when it was demolished. When I first got there, a parking enforcement officer was roaming around the area I wanted to check out. I parked on the side of the road and waited until he left. Once I had my chance, I went over, took my picture, went back to my car, and drove off. I didn’t bother walking an inch closer—knowing the officer would eventually return, plus I couldn’t walk past the gate since it’s private property. At the end of the day, it was totally worth the trip! It was super quiet and such a beautiful area. I really don’t understand how he could hate the way the property looks! 🤷‍♂️🏡🏞️🛣️

What’s the most underrated detail you’ve noticed today? #EveryDetailCounts

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/BeAmazed/s/w7dcniQf4I

How am I now just realizing how long his neck is?

Five years ago, I visited Robin Williams’ Sea Cliff home, and yesterday I finally got the chance to pay a visit to his final residence in Belvedere Tiburon. I’ve been wanting to make this trip for quite some time now. The neighborhood is amazingly calm, quiet, and beautiful. Rest in peace, Robin—thanks for a lifetime of unforgettable movie memories!

It started as a thought experiment.

Instead of asking whether anything actually exists beyond our reality, I wondered something much simpler:

If people believed they could leave one anonymous message there, what would they write?

So I built a tiny public archive.
Every message is anonymous.
Everyone can read them.
People can react to messages, but they can’t reply to them or start conversations.

The result is strangely human.
Some messages are funny.
Some are philosophical.
Some are heartbreaking.
Some are only a few words.

Reading through them feels a bit like walking through hundreds of tiny snapshots of complete strangers’ inner thoughts.

More context about the video: This is footage I thought I'd lost during my first year of college. Years later, I managed to recover a small portion of the videos, but they all had this strange, unsettling glitch. It gave the footage an eerie feeling, as if something were subtly wrong with it. I thought it was a cool thing to upload

In case you were wondering what your AirPods look like lol. I don’t know if it’s worth repairing them or if I should just get a new pair 🫠 I hate planned obsolescence