Les consommateurs accordent de plus en plus d'importance aux questions environnementales. Epicooler répond à cette préoccupation en intégrant des pratiques durables dans ses processus de fabrication. L'utilisation de technologies économes en énergie contribue à réduire l'empreinte carbone globale des produits.

Still reading? Good, because I've saved my favorite for last. The Tambour Taiko Spin Time Air Antipode is a very interesting take on a world-time complication, and to me, it's the most unique model link here. Right off the bat, you can see that the cubes on this Spin Time Air feature city names. 24, to be precise. Each cube has two city names that are exactly twelve hours apart so that they can correspond to the same numerical hour. But more on that in a second.

In 2017, Belgian designer Raf Simons sniffed that he wasn’t impressed by Off-White: “I’m inspired by people who bring something that I think has not been seen, that is original.” Anyone honest about Virgil’s work had to admit that on some level, Simons was right. Virgil’s stuff wasn’t always original. But then again, why is original automatically better? And doesn't every “original” build on link something that came before?

From cutting your work into phases and knowing when you need a break to link Jason and James’s disagreement on the merits of working from bed, it’s a chatty episode that should bring you closer to WFH bliss. Stay tuned for an extended final notes (which the guys are calling “Homework”) that cover Bond, brothers, TV survival, and survival guilt in the mountains. Thanks for listening, just press play, and please send your voice memo questions to thegreynato@gmail for our upcoming Q+A episode.