The Cost of Convenience (with Michael Offerman and Mike Perhats)

05/15/24 • 27 min

From ordering takeout to checking in at hotels, the influence of digital conveniences has undeniably transformed our lives. But amidst the enhanced ease, a critical question looms: at what cost? Join the Fuzzy Logic team as we explore the profound impact of these digital conveniences on our daily lives, as we're joined by seasoned digital strategist Michael Offerman and Nosh Delivery Co-Founder Mike Perhats to decode whether the benefits truly outweigh the disruptive impacts the innovations have their industries.

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