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A cutting board with bread, some cheese, a handful of grapes and a pickle, eaten at 9 p.m. and called dinner.

A green tea latte over ice that costs about as much as lunch and has to be photographed before anyone drinks it.

A latte with cinnamon, nutmeg and clove that comes out in late August and sells out anyway.

Cottage cheese, which spent decades as diet food, got blended into ice cream and flatbread and briefly sold out across the US.

Meat and cheese boards, plus every spinoff board the internet came up with: butter boards, pancake boards, jarcuterie.

A life simulator that a lot of people mostly use to design houses nobody ends up living in.

A farming game that is supposedly about crops, although for a lot of players it's mostly about marrying Sebastian.

A Roblox game where you get a theme and a few minutes to put an outfit together, and then strangers vote on it.

Fantasy novels where the war for the kingdom matters less than whether the two leads end up in the same tent.

A show people rewatch every October mainly for the feeling of a small town in autumn.

Podcasts where two friends talk through a murder case in detail, with an ad for a mattress in the middle.

The 2008 vampire romance that people made fun of for years and now rewatch every fall, half ironically.

Draco Malfoy, redrawn as a smug blonde anime girl called Draco Malfoid, who spends most of her panels being mean to Harry Potter.

Someone does their makeup straight into the camera while telling you all about their terrible date.

A hockey romance between two rival players that started as a novel, became a TV show, and turned a lot of people who don't watch hockey into people who talk about hockey.

Greta Gerwig's 2023 movie about a doll who starts thinking about death, which made over a billion dollars and turned half the country pink for a summer.

The coquette trend, where small pink ribbons ended up on hair, shoes, phone cases and at least one croissant.

A nightly routine with two cleansers, at least two serums and a jade roller, done in a bathroom with a mini fridge for the products.

Spending a whole day in bed on purpose with snacks and a show you've already seen, and calling it rest.

Pilates as an identity, with a matching workout set, grip socks, a slicked-back bun and a green juice afterward.

Cream knits, pink blush across the nose, a claw clip, and the general sense that this person owns a lot of plushies.

A western shirt, a straw cowboy hat and a bikini, worn on a beach nowhere near a horse.

A 40 ounce cup with a handle that people collect in different colors and line up outside Target for.

Daily notifications from an app about what the moon thinks of your plans, read out loud to friends as proof.

Candles named after moods instead of smells, like Sunday Morning and Sweater Weather, mostly kept on display and never lit.

A small furry monster toy with a lot of teeth, sold in blind boxes and clipped to expensive handbags.

The logic that says anything under five dollars is basically free, and a returned dress counts as money you made.