If there is one thing that every hipster in America can agree on it is that they are definitely, totally not hipsters. It reminds me of a VH1 special I saw, about the greatest disco songs, where every single one of the bands insisted they were making soul music or R&B, not disco; including, I believe, the band that recorded "Disco Inferno." I was thinking about this and it occurred to me that, regardless of the social and psychological implications, what we had here was a product opportunity. Therefore, I present to you: The "I'm not a Hipster" line of products.
For the narrow-trouser aficionado.
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Friday, December 07, 2012
Sunday, October 21, 2012
A Sudden Descent Into Crass Commercialism
If you live in the Bay Area (and frankly, why wouldn't you?), you've probably seen plenty of people wearing "The City" and "The Town" t-shirts, celebrating the nicknames of San Francisco and Oakland, respectively. I've always thought they're great, but just a little limiting. Which is why, with the help of a contract design company and the custom product e-retailer that's based in my same office park, we are proud to introduce the first products in the Half the Fun retail empire*:
For men!
For women!
For organic heritage eggplant from the farmers' market!
Early retirement, here we come!**
*Empire coming soon.
**No.
For men!
For women!
For organic heritage eggplant from the farmers' market!
Early retirement, here we come!**
*Empire coming soon.
**No.
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