The Bar That Broke The Internet, The $15 Rule & AI Apocalypse 

The bar The Last Ditch ended up $50k in debt enforcing masks seven nights a week. The $15 rule dividing friendships, and the AI apocalypse warning that has Caleb 100 percent spiralling. 

This week - how Massachusetts bar The Last Ditch ended up $50k in debt enforcing masks seven nights a week and broke the internet when Saturdays went mask-optional, plus does anyone even care about NRL entertainment? The $15 rule dividing friendships, and the AI apocalypse warning that has Caleb 100 percent spiralling. 

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Unserious is hosted by News24 Host & Commentator Caleb Bond, Journalist Mary Madigan and news.com.au Deputy Editor Liz Burke.

This week - how Massachusetts bar The Last Ditch ended up $50k in debt enforcing masks seven nights a week and broke the internet when Saturdays went mask-optional, plus does anyone even care about NRL entertainment? The $15 rule dividing friendships, and the AI apocalypse warning that has Caleb 100 percent spiralling.&nbsp;
Read more on news.com.au
Follow us on Instagram and TikTok
Unserious is hosted by News24 Host &amp; Commentator Caleb Bond, Journalist Mary Madigan and news.com.au Deputy Editor Liz Burke.

Unserious brings together three journalists who rarely agree on anything for: Smart conversations. Dumb arguments. Immaculate vibes.

The news is exhausting. So we made a podcast that isn’t.

Unserious brings together three journalists who rarely agree on anything to unpack the week’s biggest stories, smallest controversies and most terminally online debates.

Smart conversations. Dumb arguments. Immaculate vibes.

The news is exhausting. So we made a podcast that isn&rsquo;t.
Unserious brings together three journalists who rarely agree on anything to unpack the week&rsquo;s biggest stories, smallest controversies and most terminally online debates.
Smart conversations. Dumb arguments. Immaculate vibes.

Unserious brings together three journalists who rarely agree on anything to unpack the week’s biggest stories, smallest controversies and most terminally online debates.