The Everything Inshitification

This video summarizes a discussion from Clownfish TV, where hosts Kneon and Geeky Sparkles examine the noticeable decline in the quality of everyday life over the past decade. They argue that customer service, basic competence, and overall reliability in daily services have all deteriorated. The conversation explores how the pandemic, corporate greed, and the “inshitification” of modern products and services have fueled this decline. With a reference to a video by Jaden Animations, the hosts note that even younger creators are observing how increasing dependence on automation, subscription models, and tech-driven systems has made simple tasks—such as banking, dealing with insurance, or using home appliances—more frustrating than ever. The discussion ultimately highlights a broader cultural shift: the erosion of the social contract and a decline in everyday decency. The hosts suggest that growing dissatisfaction with a dysfunctional, profit-focused digital world may inspire a future return to simpler, more analog living.

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