stackyFACTSWhen people stopped collecting giant decorative plates, souvenir makers aggressively pivoted to tiny magnets. They fit perfectly in a pocket, cost almost nothing to make, and instantly clutter up the front of a refrigerator.
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Guilt-tripping yourself into buying a terrible present for your coworker has historical precedent. Ancient societies practiced obligatory gifting upon…
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In the heat of vacation euphoria, a plastic figurine of a local landmark seems like a precious artifact. The moment it enters your home, the spell breaks, and…
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That fun little glass cylinder is exploiting a legal loophole. To avoid complicated regional regulations involving the promotion of harsh liquor,…
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The classic shelf souvenir actually started out as a glass magnifier for lighting, then morphed into a heavy desk accessory, and eventually devolved into…
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When faced with a lack of funds for actual souvenirs, the human brain resorts to blatant theft. We convince ourselves that slightly damp, branded cardboard…
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Victorian women actually used them to sew while traveling. Now, they sit uselessly in dusty glass cabinets, collecting grime just to prove someone's…
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