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👙 “Airbnb for Pools” — Facebook’s “Metaverse”. Swimply’s pool play. Kim-Clark’s shrinkflation‪.‬ The Best One Yet

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Facebook reports earnings this week, but the real story is that Zuck’s been building a Metaverse this whole time. Swimply just became the Airbnb for pools, and that’s kind of a problem for Airbnb. And toilet paper icon Kimberly-Clark reveals that we’re facing a wild new thing: Shrink-flation (it’s sneaky).
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Facebook reports earnings this week, but the real story is that Zuck’s been building a Metaverse this whole time. Swimply just became the Airbnb for pools, and that’s kind of a problem for Airbnb. And toilet paper icon Kimberly-Clark reveals that we’re facing a wild new thing: Shrink-flation (it’s sneaky).
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