Think Before You Act
Oh my God! That’s not me! Like most seniors, I have no idea what artificial intelligence (AI) is or the future uses for this ever-changing
Vacation Adventures
Publisher Dan and Travel Editor Stu Cooper taking in the sights in New York City’s Central Park over the summer. Nothing better than life-long friends
Are They “Rana-Worthy”?
In the classic TV show Seinfeld, one of the most famous episodes involved Jerry’s friend “Elaine” (played by Julie Louis Dreyfus) bemoaning the discontinuation and
Like Father, Like Son
“What are you doing?” I said to my dad in total disbelief. We were talking outside his home, and out of nowhere, he had come
Customer Service be Damned
Whatever happened to customer service? How did our society become so “advanced” that we no longer need any human interaction? Over the past few weeks, I
Trust Nobody
“Why can’t we ‘zap’ them to death?” Last month, the first week of March was designated “National Consumer Protection Week” by the Federal Trade Commission’s Consumer
Grandpa Dan
“Hey dad, you want to hold your granddaughter?” I have to admit, that question startled me for a (very brief) moment. But it hit me
Romance Scams
It doesn’t have to be Valentine Day for seniors to be in love. What can be more exciting, more exhilarating than meeting that new person at
Family Bonds
“I can’t believe I’m still watching this! Can they stink any worse? That was just another (rather mild) negative comment that one of my sons
Can You Hear Me Now?
“What did you say?” Unfortunately, over the past few months, the above sentence became my initial question to people in numerous conversations. Even worse, my
What a Year
Without any doubt, the year can be summed up by that movie title: “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.” From unbelievable printing costs increases
It’s Still Happening
About six years ago The Vegas Voice decided to highlight and warn seniors of the various scams surrounding us when we answer the telephone or turn