in's and out's for 2025 [video]
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Happy New Year, everyone. Happy New Year. I know you're probably sick of hearing that by now because we're two weeks into January and the whole novelty of the new year has worn off, but I haven't talked to you yet this year, okay? This is the first episode of Anything Goes of 2025, and I think it'd be impolite if I didn't wish you a happy new year. So with that being said, happy new year. In honor of the year ahead of us, today I'm going to be sharing what I think is going to be in this year and what I think is going to be out this year. I have worked on this list for the past month. To be honest, it's tortured me, this list, of what I think is going to be in and out. I'm overwhelmed by the possibilities.
I'm overwhelmed by the pressure to sort of be right, which is defeating the purpose. This is not about being right. It's about Sharing your gut feelings about what you think is going to be in and out, what you think the year holds. It's not about being right. But of course, there's a little part of me that's like, well, I want to be right. Like, I want to be spot on. People have been having this conversation online for the past month and a half. So yes, I'm really late. But I'm late because I wanted to take my time. And I wanted to make this list perfect. I wanted to present you with the highest quality. And I think I did that. But I'll let you be the judge. These are broad predictions that apply to society and culture as a whole.
These predictions don't just apply to me or just apply to any one person. They're more societal. They're more cultural, you know? These are a combination of rational predictions and gut feelings. Some of these things I want to be true. Some of these things I don't want to be true. I was completely unbiased in making this list. I just trusted my gut and my intuition and my judgment based on what I've been observing over the last few years and This is just really what I see and feel coming. But we'll see. We'll see. Hey, you know what? I could get every single thing wrong. And I'm okay with that. I'm prepared. I briefly paused this episode of Anything Goes to let you know that this episode of Anything Goes is presented by Amazon. Getting sick is horrible enough. The getting better part shouldn't be horrible too. Waiting on hold for an appointment, sitting in crowded waiting rooms, standing in line at the pharmacy, that's almost as bad as the sickness itself.
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If you want to find a pair of socks that have toe holes... so that your toes stick out the front and the heel is padded and it comes up three inches on your leg and they're blue. You could find it. Whereas you show up to the mall trying to find something niche like that, good luck, obviously. The options are endless online. Also, there's something so fun about sitting in bed or even like sitting in the lobby of your doctor's office shopping. You know, you can shop anywhere, comfort of your own home, killing time, waiting for a doctor's appointment. You get the idea. It makes sense that shopping online has been all the rage the past few years. It's in a lot of ways better. But I think, as with all things, online shopping is not perfect. And its shortcomings are starting to show themselves as we've all been shopping online for the past few years. And I think shopping in person is starting to seem appealing again. To a lot of people, I think. Number one, I think we all have underestimated over the last few years how important it is to try something on.
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