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Juliet Bennett Rylah
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Senior Writer, The Hustle
Los Angeles, Pasadena
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Biography
Juliet is a writer with The Hustle, contributing to its daily email, podcast, and Sunday features. Beats: Business, Tech She also accepts limited freelance work, mostly in arts, culture, and entertainment.
History, Public Transit,Business Virtual Reality, Horror, Crime Comics, Culture, TV Entertainment, Immersive, Travel Art, Los Angeles, Tech
Willing to cover any subject.
Content
By Juliet Bennett Rylah Verified| The Hustle Verified Care to rent some pants? You can’t really become an Airbnb superhost unless you can afford a bunch of rental properties — but you can rent your jeans, apparently. Several apps let people rent out everything from clothes to power tools, with some users making up to $36k a year, per Wired. Interesting side hustle…… but how does it work? Basically, find an app that deals with whatever stuff you have lying around and see if anyone will pay you to use it. A low-hanging fruit? Clothes.
By Juliet Bennett Rylah Verified| The Hustle Verified Sometimes you want a sad roller hot dog on a road trip. But sometimes, you really, really don’t. Dash In, a convenience store chain with 50+ locations across Maryland, Virginia, and Delaware, offers made-to-order casual eats, including burgers, quesadillas, salads, and breakfast items. Mark Samuels, an executive VP of Dash In parent Wills Group, told Business Insider that people now think of convenience stores as a dining destination, “which didn’t happen 20 years ago.”So, why now?
By Juliet Bennett Rylah Verified| The Hustle Verified Cinemas are loving the money A Minecraft Movie is bringing in — but not the property damage. The film earned $163m domestically last weekend, crushing the $146m three-day opening weekend record for a video game adaptation set in 2023 by The Super Mario Bros. Movie.
Company Info
The Hustle
Los Angeles, Pasadena, United States