Columnist Polly Hudson defends comfort creep as refined taste not laziness
Columnist Polly Hudson defends "comfort creep" — repeatedly visiting favorite restaurants, rewatching familiar TV shows, and sticking with preferred routines — as a sign of refined taste rather than laziness. Hudson argues that after years of experimentation, knowing what you like represents discernment, not surrender, citing Friends cast members who ate the same salad daily for a decade.
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Published 02 Aug 2026, 04:00 UTC · Updated 02 Aug 2026, 04:10 UTC
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