Rachel Koster

Girl, we know different boys.

I don't mean to take air out of this, but like, is this, I mean, when I was waiting tables once, I went on a date with a customer I didn't like because I knew he had a hot tub. I mean, what's the difference here, you know? It all comes out in the wash in the end, right? Exactly. Exactly.

I don't mean to take air out of this, but like, is this, I mean, when I was waiting tables once, I went on a date with a customer I didn't like because I knew he had a hot tub. I mean, what's the difference here, you know? It all comes out in the wash in the end, right? Exactly. Exactly.

I don't mean to take air out of this, but like, is this, I mean, when I was waiting tables once, I went on a date with a customer I didn't like because I knew he had a hot tub. I mean, what's the difference here, you know? It all comes out in the wash in the end, right? Exactly. Exactly.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

I don't know if that wasn't the result. It's Talenti? Absolutely. No, not Sherbert. You can get the same boost of being married as having a pet?

I don't know if that wasn't the result. It's Talenti? Absolutely. No, not Sherbert. You can get the same boost of being married as having a pet?

I don't know if that wasn't the result. It's Talenti? Absolutely. No, not Sherbert. You can get the same boost of being married as having a pet?

All right.

All right.

All right.

I mean, I've let my cat do my taxes for the last 10 years.

I mean, I've let my cat do my taxes for the last 10 years.

I mean, I've let my cat do my taxes for the last 10 years.

Boomers traded baseball cards. Millennials traded Pokemon cards. Gen Z traded their childhoods for a lifetime spent on algorithmically driven social media platforms. But Gen Alpha has a new hobby, trading OG-san cards. What are OG-san cards? Why, they're trading cards featuring middle-aged men.

Boomers traded baseball cards. Millennials traded Pokemon cards. Gen Z traded their childhoods for a lifetime spent on algorithmically driven social media platforms. But Gen Alpha has a new hobby, trading OG-san cards. What are OG-san cards? Why, they're trading cards featuring middle-aged men.

Boomers traded baseball cards. Millennials traded Pokemon cards. Gen Z traded their childhoods for a lifetime spent on algorithmically driven social media platforms. But Gen Alpha has a new hobby, trading OG-san cards. What are OG-san cards? Why, they're trading cards featuring middle-aged men.

Eddie Miyahara, the Secretary General of the Sidosho Community Council, was looking for a way to bridge the town's generation gap. The obvious solution? Create trading cards featuring local men. Incredibly, it worked. The Sidosho Community Council just can't meet the demand of local youth eager to trade Mr. Honda, a 74-year-old fire chief, for Mr. Takashita, an 80-year-old soba noodle maker.