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fromVulture
3 days ago

Nobody Wants This Wants Feeling Jewish to Be Enough

But by the episode's last act, Joanne has realized that Noah can't maintain his faith and be with her if she won't commit to conversion. "You can't have both, and I would never make you choose," she tells him tearfully over the din of his niece Miriam's bat mitzvah. And so she dumps him - it's the most painless way to move forward - until the episode's final two minutes, when the pair run back into each other's arms once more.
Television
Television
fromwww.theguardian.com
4 days ago

Nobody Wants This review Kristen Bell and Adam Brody's chemistry is electric

Noah and Joanne's interfaith relationship faces religious and cultural conflict, causing ethical dilemmas, a breakup, and a season-two focus on couple dynamics and career impact.
Marketing
fromCopyblogger
3 weeks ago

How to Become a Better Copywriter: Advice I Wish I Had

Clear, customer-focused copy that prioritizes revenue over eloquence converts readers into customers.
Growth hacking
fromForbes
1 month ago

5 ChatGPT Prompts To Transform Your Sales Funnel And Create Unstoppable Growth

Fix sales funnels by mapping real buyer journeys, simplifying touchpoints, sharpening messaging, and using ChatGPT prompts to generate headlines, copy, and streamlined offers.
fromMarTech
2 months ago

If you want better outcomes, stop relying on last-touch attribution | MarTech

Every touchpoint played a role, but last-touch attribution credits only the finish line.
Marketing
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