Instead of focusing on the negative, tell us how Judaism can be a positive influence in our lives. Better than tennis. Better than sleeping in. The assumption here is of a cohort that is fed up with the spiritual emptiness of typical American rituals like the weekend. These consumers have material comfort, but feel a spiritual void.
Jewish connection can provide the meaning that they're missing.
It's quite rich, thank you very much. What I'm looking for is a Jewishness that will enrich, not replace, the activities that already give me satisfaction. Like the traditions of our faith. We still wash and purify the deceased. We still use wooden caskets.