Stephen L.

MW is a classic steering operation. The entire focus is on retail investors (the only people who use it for investing). All the "news" and many of the articles are designed to steer investors to and away from stocks the big money wants retail investors to buy or sell.
Also, the MW "comments" on articles is a censorship operation just like all the other big online "news" outlets. If you don't agree with MW china-like corporate socialist world view your comments will be removed.

I've spent $700 or so on jimmy johns sandwiches for customer lunches ytd. Same as for many previous years.
Over the last couple years the meat content of all their sandwich offerings have
been reduced by I would estimate 75% or so. This last box of sandwiches I brought in to a customer this week literally had one-half slice of meat per sandwich.
Also, I was finally convinced this year to sign up for a jimmy johns online rewards account. After a couple hundred $s of orders I have a free pickle and bag of chips...waste of time.
Looks like I will be trying Firehouse Subs Or Jersey Mike's for customer lunches.

I look to AARP for the basics; info on health, insurance, financial trends, legislation in progress, ect. Dont look at it more than a few times a month.
When AARP veers off into politics and opinion I lose interest instantly and exit the app.
I dont care what bruce sringsteen or michele obama think about anything. Seriously, I dont.
If I wanted to read people magazine I'd buy one.
That whole celebrity worship is a disease itself.
So I just use it for it's useful purposes and ignore the rest.

This app is basically an online chamber of commerce cheerleading for local businesses which how the corp makes it money... off ads.
As for the "social" aspect, it seems to attract the uneducated, the leftists and the sad and angry all looking to $#*! on someone. I got on and cancelled within a year. Never miss it.