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Let that alter-ego shine. According to a survey conducted by Faye Travel Insurance, most people become a different version of themselves when they are on vacation — and rightfully so. The insurance company surveyed 3,000 US travelers and nearly half of them said they learn different parts of themselves when they have a change of scenery. The survey revealed that 45% of Americans let their adventurous, fun side come out on vacay. Some of these unexpected behaviors include, spending time more freely (52%), trying unfamliar foods (40%) and being open to more risk taking (45%) — perhaps like telling white…
A coffee-shop patron who confronted another customer about having a dog inside the store said he was…
My son was uninvited from a party because I didn’t RSVP in time — it’s disgusting behavior
She’s RSVPeeved. An irate mom says her son was uninvited to a friend’s birthday party…
A Doomsday prepper has shared survival tips for World War III — including having a…
I’m ‘Dr. Butthole’ — beware this warning sign that could lead to a scary ‘silent disease’
That’s a bummer! Anal cancer is on the rise, particularly among white and Hispanic women…
Sara Burack sold luxury homes to the Hamptons’ wealthiest buyers — and even appeared on the…
Which top New York politico lost the mayoral primary to a democratic socialist? What fast-food…
Italians are sick of tourists. No, really — they are tired of American summer visitors…
Could coffee be the liquid key to longevity? A new study reports that the world’s…
Exclusive | One of America’s best pizzerias is turning 100 — sorry NYC, it’s in Connecticut
Now that’s amore. Frank Pepe’s iconic, coal-fired pizza joint — a favorite of celebs and…
DEAR ABBY: I live in a very small town. My husband died a year ago…
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) entered a social media debate this week by clarifying that…
It cost $7— but it was hardly seventh heaven. German backpacker Fiona Strack has shocked…
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