Have you noticed how the Democrats send a memo around with new talking points, and then everyone uses them? From congressmen to television hosts to the ladies on the View, they all repeat the same talking point, often word-for-word. Well, on Friday, it felt to me like someone had sent a memo to all the YouTubers explaining that the airlines are running out of jet fuel, the truckers are running out of diesel, and even Walmart and your local service station are running out of 1

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Using mobile phones to navigate has become second nature. Whether you’re heading to a new park, meeting friends at a restaurant, or going to run errands, you just tap the location on your phone and go. Prior to GPS, exploring and wayfinding in new places required preparation. We had to think, consult paper maps, and plan and memorize parts of our route. But in today’s technological world, there is no need to think. Simply follow the turn-by-turn directions on your phone, and