Some people prefer paper maps to GPS or map apps. The old-fashioned way may offer some benefits that Waze can't match. (Source: USA Today)

Could flight shaming take hold in America like it's doing in Europe? Maybe, but it will have to get over some major hurdles to do so. (Source: Los Angeles Times)

Every number's a milestone if you want it to be a milestone. You don't have to wait for a round number to celebrate, do you?

Polls show that most people think you shouldn't discuss politics at the office. Most people do it anyway. (Source: USA Today)

Are you more likely to catch coronavirus on an airplane? Probably not. At least, it's no more likely than if you're in any other place with lots of people. Maybe. (Source: Washington Post)

Quentin Tarantino apparently doesn't have a cell phone. He bans other people's phones from the set, too. Maybe he's on to something. (Source: The Hollywood Reporter)

You're watching a movie. The actors' accents sound inauthentic. Does that take you out of the moment? (Source: BBC)

More states and cities are on board with the idea of mental health days off for students. Perhaps they should consider extending that to the rest of us. (Source: Washington Post)

A survey suggests that there will be a lot of Americans calling in sick the day after the Super Bowl. If you can't get it together after watching football on TV, maybe you should reassess your existence. (Source: USA Today)

The Washington Post offers some etiquette tips on eating while flying, and so do I. (Source: Washington Post)