2 chapters across the catalog
The Wall Street Journal reports on shifting demographic terms, moving from DINK (Double Income, No Kids) to DYNO (Dual Income, No Offspring). The hosts discuss the implications of declining birth rates and the rise of "DINKWADs" (Double Income, No Kids, With A Dog), relating it to their own household structures.
The hosts reviewed the "Dink" mouse, a bespoke, small-batch computer peripheral featuring a unique side scroll wheel and fabric-sleeved cable. While one host prefers the IBM "trackpoint" nub, both praised the Dink's build quality and functional art aesthetic. The company offered a discount to "No Agenda" producers interested in trying the unconventional ergonomic design.
