Morning Brew Daily US Malls Aren't Dead Yet & Americans Want $80k for a New Job
Aug 22, 2023
Malls in the U.S. are surprisingly resilient, adapting to changing shopping habits and becoming social hubs for Gen Z. As car prices soar, there's now only one model left under $20,000. Americans are also raising the bar for salary demands, aiming for an average of $80,000 in new job applications. In a quirky twist, pickles have become a trendy food among Gen Z, while the economic impact of Ozempic is reshaping Denmark. Lastly, the voice of Mario is transitioning to the world of AI, capping a remarkable legacy.
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Swift's Toast
- Taylor Swift gave a 15-minute toast at Jack Antonoff's wedding.
- There was a tattoo artist on hand for guests to commemorate the event.
Malls Thrive
- Despite predictions of decline, malls are thriving, with increased foot traffic and low vacancy rates.
- This is partly because the US had overbuilt retail space, which has now normalized.
Affordable Car
- Only one car model under $20,000 is available in the US: the Mitsubishi Mirage.
- Despite its affordability, sales are declining.