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Fridges lose their cool, ice makers make snow, hot water heaters won’t heat water, and Americans are starting to collect a veritable graveyard of broken appliances that, 30 years ago, would have lasted for decades. On today’s episode of The Spectacle podcast, hosts Melissa Mackenzie and Scott McKay vent their frustration with fragile qualities of modern appliances. They talk about the skyrocketing expenses under the Biden regime and reveal the black market that peddles in ancient, refurbished washers and driers that actually clean your clothes. Tune in to catch their analysis!