I hate this dystopian future
I will wear all my clothes needed for my vacation if necessary.
I’m a guy, so I can do that.
One bathing suit. Two t-shirts. One tie. One dress shirt. One nice pair of blue jeans.
I once heard that anytime a headline asks a question, the answer is always "NO".
This will be a thing for approximately 17 young 20-somethings. Everybody else will pass.
What will Sam Brinton do without suitcases to steal?
You will own nothing. And you will be happy.
How many drugs and contraband will be embedded in that ‘convenient’ rentable wardrobe?
Japan is a never ending source of weirdness
This will be so much easier once the WEF implement their global uniforms for us plebes.
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In this city on texas there’s a strange paradox. The energy company lectures us and people feel free to tell us to keep the thermostat at high seventies. In every building we freeze. People wear jackets sweaters against the AC. It’s 98 to 106 outside. Mid 90s at night.
Low seventies high sixties inside. What gives?
I can see where sizing can lead to consumer resistance to the idea. Perhaps, they should go with Moo Moos R Us where business travelers can rent moo moos to go to that important business meeting.
You can alway grab a tie at Mory’s, if you don’t have one.
I am flying Breeze later this month LAX-RIC. No carry on.
No problem!
A real man is always ready for anything in khakis (preferably Habands, Palmers, or Dickies) and a blazer, with just enough poly blend to keep things looking fresh.
*** Travellers can tailor their clothing style depending on whether they are on a business or leisure trip, choosing between smart, smart casual and mixed, and can pick up garments in small, medium and large sizes.***
I just returned from my daughter’s wedding. I wonder if there are any mother of the bride dresses in their offerings. For other mothers who might have to travel.
This will never get off the ground.
You’ll own nothing and be happy.
“Lugging around a heavy suitcase on holiday”
We’re sissies now. Remember when suitcases didn’t have rollers.
Here’s how it ends: suitcases up where the seats are and passengers in the cargo compartment.
Dumb.
No.
-PJ
There’s such a thing as too much efficiency.
Benjamin Franklin, when he was a youngster, helped his father in their smokehouse, preparing meat to be smoked or dried for the winter months. Seeing the whole season’s meat there at one time, he suggested to his father that they should say grace once right there, so they didn’t have to waste time saying grace at every dinner. Budding genius struck out on that one.