The New Yorker magazine has a very funny short humor piece this month “Instructions for Pet-Sitting My Dog, Cerberus” that I thought I’d share with my fellow sitters. (Hope you remember your Greek mythology!) You should be able to read it here without paywall:
It’s odd because I have a New Yorker subscription, but I logged out of it and was able to access the article anyway although it warned me I was running out of free articles. That made me think that everyone could read a few of their articles per for free as is common with subscription news and magazine sites.
Some sites do this (allow a few free articles), some don’t. I have Apple News & I think sometimes they count stories read there against the “free” count, despite paying something like $30/mo for access.
Regardless, they offered me a great subscription deal for the first year, & because I often enjoy their writing, I subscribed. Too bad they don’t offer you an referral bonus!