Emily Vernem

I'm still dancing to Hotline Bling.

I don't have that kind of energy.

What you were saying, Ho, like the nostalgia and the rediscovery of it.

Like, do you remember when Kate Bush went number one after Stranger Things?

Yes.

Like it's those kind of songs where so many young people were like, this is an amazing new song.

Have you heard of it?

And now like she was just like topping the charts for like a year for that one song.

I hate learning things all the time.

I don't get it.

Yeah.

Outlouders, in a moment, the email sign-offs you need to stop using according to an etiquette expert.

So modern day etiquette and boundaries expert, Jenny Drazen has given us a list of email sign-offs that we should stop using in 2026.

So she says that emails are seen as still the royalty of professional communication.

So I'm assuming emails is King Charles and then like Slack and Teams and stuff is Prince William and then WhatsApp is Prince Harry.

Oh, maybe like, I don't know, Facebook Messenger.

Yeah.

So Jenny says, the sign-off is the last thing someone reads in your email.

It can really determine how they feel about the email and therefore affect the response you get.

So she's given us a list of nine things we should stop saying at the end of our email.