Welcome back! What would you do if your kid brought their college girlfriend home and they slept in the same room? Well, one "cool mom" didn't mind. Find out why.On the agenda:But first: All eyes on Burning Man.If this was forwarded to you, sign up here. Download Business Insider's app here.Burning Man, the arts festival that attracts well-known tech bros, billionaires, and Hollywood's A-list, kicks off on Sunday.And for those leaving their corporate world-cares behind to attend the magical desert party in Black Rock City, Nevada, there are a few must-pack items you can't leave behind.Business Insider's Anneta Konstantinides is no newbie to the playa or the dry lake bed where Burning Man takes place. After attending in 2023, she writes she learned that the most important part of her planning was the packing — especially since thousands of festivalgoers bring nearly everything with them, including living accommodations.Here are some of the 91 items Konstantinides can't leave behind:When it comes to brain aging, nothing helps more than healthy habits, according to Dr. Rudolph Tanzi, a brain aging researcher. He created the acronym "SHIELD" to encourage good brain health and potentially reduce the risk of conditions like Alzheimer's.Tanzi also takes omega-3 supplements, which can lower inflammation and reduce the risk of blood clots. Mounting evidence suggests those effects can also have antiaging benefits.Reducing the chances of cognitive decline.For years, two of Sin City's main draws were that it was one of only two places to legally gamble in the US and that it was relatively cheap to visit. Now, though, as sports betting has expanded to other cities, Las Vegas has started to lose its special appeal.Plus, Vegas has gotten expensive. Resort economics have changed, tourists have begun to expect more luxury goods and services, and some establishments now charge New York City prices for drinks.Still, it's not dead — just sleepy.Luxury fashion brand Bode is all the rage right now, with its one-of-a-kind $2,100 Senior Cord Side Tab jacket becoming a fan-favorite investment piece. While most luxury brands are known for their rare pieces, Bode runs its business differently.After purchasing the customizable jacket, Bode emails the customer an extensive questionnaire about their hobbies, favorite movies, lucky numbers, and more. Customer Marc Bass said the brand has achieved something few others have: It's created a line of conversation-starting garments that are truly unique and accessible.Worth the splurge.Many golfers have long preferred the Transfusion as their cocktail of choice while out on the green. The vodka-based drink features ginger ale, grape juice, and lime juice. But a new drink is taking over, according to golf course workers.The Water Hazard mixes vodka with blue Gatorade, lemonade, and Sprite. The Gatorade's electrolytes add a hydration twist to the refreshing drink, although it's unlikely you'll get the electrolyte benefits since the Gatorade is mixed with alcohol.Plus, the aesthetic is nice.Chipotle wants to turn dorm rooms into burrito bowls.The BI Today team: Lisa Ryan, executive editor, in New York. Akin Oyedele, deputy editor, in New York. Grace Lett, editor, in New York. Amanda Yen, associate editor, in New York.