Daniel Menaker began to fear for the future of conversation at his own dinner table: "Some friends were over and our talk was peppered with '24/7,' 'pushing the envelope,' and 'at the end of the day,' " the 68-year-old New York editor recalls. "It made me a little insane to realize that business clichés had invaded my personal relationships." … Back to Article
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