Last Wednesday night, 150 women walked into Boom Chicago in Amsterdam for a networking event. By 10:30 PM, they were still laughing, connecting, and swapping stories - not because anyone locked the doors to the comedy club, but because the energy was that good. Feedback of the night included classics like: "I almost peed my pants" "I laughed so hard I split my pants open" "Honestly, how amazing to be surrounded by just women!" If that's not a vibe check, we don't know what i

Okay, real talk: "that's what she said" is the joke that literally never dies. It's survived disco, the internet, three different generations of people trying to kill it, and approximately 47,000 cringe-worthy office moments. It's basically the cockroach of comedy at this point, except somehow it keeps getting funnier . So we need to ask ourselves: how did a phrase so aggressively mediocre become so culturally unstoppable? And why is it only now * right now * that women are c