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The Atlantic Welcome to the Post-pandemic Dream Home Work “nooks,” sanitizer-stocked mudrooms, and other new features might soon appear in American houses—for those who can afford them. Updated at 6:19 p.m. ET on February 9, 2021. With all the additional time Americans are spending at home, the pandemic has made many people hyperaware of what they like—and what they don’t—about the space they live in: Natural light went from being a perk to a lifeline; an open-concept floor plan went from being an occasional annoyance to an exasperating privacy killer. Sometime hopefully not long from now, though, the threat of the pandemic will lift and homes will go back to being just one place among many where people spend a great deal of time. What will they have learned about what they want from their living space?
madame tussaud's wax attraction sealife aquarium cool restaurants and nightclubs and shops, and it's here on the center of international drive, so our guests can do what nik's going to do but in the safety of their capsule. they'll be able to go to officialorlandoeye.com and get more information on what i shared and purchase ticket packages, which include the eye. just a great way to kind of add a new dimension to your orlando experience. >> looking forward to doing that, john. i actually am i'm going to take the kids but in the capsule, not the wallenda style. nik and john thanks so much. i really appreciate you being with me this morning. >> thank you. >> as nik said the stunt will be live on "today" this wednesday. don't miss it. nik is extraordinary and he does the wildest things and always succeeds. we'll catch it on the "today" show. coming up on "the rundown," a live look inside baltimore. a church there where funeral
particularly about the most wealthy, is that what they're not doing is investing. yes, they're buying chicken and chipotle, but not putting money to work in u.s. stocks. they've been taking it out of u.s. stocks and stocks like mcdonalds, which rallied, that only happened as the value of the u.s. dollar has fallen so much. so we're going for mickey d's, but not a lot of confidence in general in the american economy. >> juliet: literally i was walking on 56th and 8th in the city and there is a huge mcdonald's there. it looks like a club. it's got lounge seating. it's really, really nice. is this something that we're going to start seeing, these burger kings are going to start looking like cool restaurants? i can't even get it out