9 Secrets of Whole Foods Employees
They wish you would stop using them as your doctor.
Three letters you never want to see on your cup: “DTB.”
Why they love bad weather—and what they really do during the summer.
They don't wear white gloves, and they're not sorry.
It may look like a world of balloons and bad tweed. But making a living on the lot is anything but a Sunday drive.
Meet the designers behind the Sexy Poop Emoji costume and other creations you might see at your Halloween party.
Mental Floss talked to several to learn some little-known facts about the profession, from what happens behind the doors of the embalming room to the real reason you might want to think twice about that “protective” casket.
Conducting scientific research in Earth's most inhospitable environment requires warm clothes, scotch, and a penchant for horror movies.
From her favorite books to her favorite smoothie.
They go all out for big spenders—but they can help regular folks save time and money too.
They work with actors, executives, and pro video gamers, too.
While little Johnny is off at school, they're probably catching a movie.
Dating apps are only bringing more clients to them.
Just think: You might be riding on a roller coaster track that was partly inspired by Jay Leno's chin.
They hide stuffed animals around the store.
Heather Poole has worked as a flight attendant for over 15 years. We begged her to spill some workplace secrets.
Reality casting is "a lot like one blind person trying to sell another blind person on a room with an amazing view.”
Everything from the architecture and lighting to the trinkets on sale in the gift shops is strategic.
When Chevy is trying to figure out what to call its new car, these people get the call.