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05/03/2026

THINKING WHILE
ON THE JOB EPI. 33 “NOT LIKE THE OTHER GIRLS?” Thinking While on the Job” is a mini-series that follows Jeremy, a disgruntled employee stuck in the grind of office life. Feeling trapped in a mundane 9-to-5, Jeremy uses his Instagram as a creative outlet—ranting, reflecting, and riffing on pop culture, clichés, and everyday nonsense.

Each episode is like hopping into Jeremy’s car during his lunch break—a quick escape from the office filled with offbeat observations, hilarious arguments, and unfiltered thoughts. The show isn’t about office life specifically, but the whole idea is that Jeremy needs this break, just like his viewers do.

05/03/2026

THINKING WHILE
ON THE JOB EPI. 32 “KEEP THE DOOR OPEN?” Thinking While on the Job” is a mini-series that follows Jeremy, a disgruntled employee stuck in the grind of office life. Feeling trapped in a mundane 9-to-5, Jeremy uses his Instagram as a creative outlet—ranting, reflecting, and riffing on pop culture, clichés, and everyday nonsense.

Each episode is like hopping into Jeremy’s car during his lunch break—a quick escape from the office filled with offbeat observations, hilarious arguments, and unfiltered thoughts. The show isn’t about office life specifically, but the whole idea is that Jeremy needs this break, just like his viewers do.

05/02/2026

05/01/2026

🚨 Limited Time Only

Working with just 5 CPG brand owners ready to commit to:
📍 30 in-store demos
📺 Their own TV-style content series
⏳ 1-year partnership

Why in-store demos?
Because people buy what they can see, taste, and trust. Demos turn curiosity into instant sales, real feedback, and repeat customers.

Why create a TV-style show for your product?
Because attention is the new currency. A show builds story, loyalty, and demand—so customers come looking for you before you ever hit the shelf.

3 Ways to Partner:

1. Equity + cash
2. Cash only
3. Full control: exclusive rights + in-store demos your way

📩 Apply: [email protected]
Subject: CPG

04/18/2026

My experience at the Tribeca Festival during the 2015 season was incredible—an amazing lineup of short films, notable celebrities, and a level of organization that really stood out compared to other festivals I’ve attended.

What makes it even more special is how the festival started. It was founded in 2002 by Robert De Niro, Jane Rosenthal, and Craig Hatkoff after the September 11 attacks to help revitalize Lower Manhattan and bring the community back together through storytelling and film.

Being there, you can really feel that purpose—it’s more than just a festival, it’s a space where creativity, culture, and community all come together.

04/18/2026

“Finished my third book of the year: Better Living Through Criticism by A. O. Scott. It flips the idea of criticism—less about tearing things down, more about understanding, questioning, and seeing things from new angles. Definitely changed how I think about art and everyday life.”

04/10/2026

THINKING WHILE
ON THE JOB EPI. 31 “NEW NUMBER WHO THIS?” Thinking While on the Job” is a mini-series that follows Jeremy, a disgruntled employee stuck in the grind of office life. Feeling trapped in a mundane 9-to-5, Jeremy uses his Instagram as a creative outlet—ranting, reflecting, and riffing on pop culture, clichés, and everyday nonsense.

Each episode is like hopping into Jeremy’s car during his lunch break—a quick escape from the office filled with offbeat observations, hilarious arguments, and unfiltered thoughts. The show isn’t about office life specifically, but the whole idea is that Jeremy needs this break, just like his viewers do.

04/09/2026

THINKING WHILE
ON THE JOB EPI. 30 “NO CAP” Thinking While on the Job” is a mini-series that follows Jeremy, a disgruntled employee stuck in the grind of office life. Feeling trapped in a mundane 9-to-5, Jeremy uses his Instagram as a creative outlet—ranting, reflecting, and riffing on pop culture, clichés, and everyday nonsense.

Each episode is like hopping into Jeremy’s car during his lunch break—a quick escape from the office filled with offbeat observations, hilarious arguments, and unfiltered thoughts. The show isn’t about office life specifically, but the whole idea is that Jeremy needs this break, just like his viewers do.