Robotaxis are supposed to make car ownership obsolete. But what happens when “you don't need a car” quietly turns into “you shouldn't own a car”? A sarcastic look at autonomous vehicles, rideshare economics, Silicon Valley optimism, and the uncomfortable relationship between technological convenience and personal freedom.

Germany's legendary restrictions on Sunday shopping have long been a symbol of its obsession with tradition, regulation, and protecting workers from the horrifying possibility of buying groceries on their day off. While countries such as Spain and Portugal have long embraced Sunday commerce, Germany continues to debate the issue with characteristic caution. Now, limited changes may finally be coming—but when the revolution only extends to bakeries and libraries, you have to wonder whether Germany is actually changing or simply holding another meeting about it.

A satirical take on the rise of FOMO-driven consumer and investment behavior, highlighting how hype, scarcity, and social validation increasingly override logic—from tote bags to tech bubbles.