To the weekend go the spoils.
Thanks to Perks, you’re receiving 25% off the world’s tiniest earphones—previously only available to FBI agents (seriously). Also, take 30% off a three-pack of cocktailing essentials (shaker, flask, handkerchiefs). Plus, we’re giving you $100 toward new gear from A.P.C., Gitman Vintage and more. Go on, take it.
Little-known fact: penguins can jump six feet high. Littler-known fact: Oakhurst Links was the first golf course ever built in America. And now... you’re about to buy it. Yes, a piece of Bagger Vance-y history is up for auction in West Virginia this weekend. Tip: bring a bunch of money.
So there’s this new thing. You put your iPhone on it. And when you do, it automatically turns it into a desktop conference-call machine. There’s a phone receiver on one end, a docking station on the other and a big HD speaker underneath. Presumably for “Free Bird”–related business.
Your operating-a-motor-vehicle essentials are as follows: keys. Damn shame, really. Especially considering a few Italian car/shoe enthusiasts already went through the trouble of assembling the Gentleman’s Driver Collection—a kit complete with leather moccasins, driving gloves, shoeshine and a buffer. Scorpion jacket not included.
Let’s hear it for citrus fruit. All colorful and delicious and citrusy. Right, then. Anyway, there’s this stainless-steel corkscrew-looking apparatus. Stick it into a lemon (or anything else hovering over a rocks glass full of gin), turn it upside down and boom... instant juice. Big news. This is big news.
Turns out, you’re reading this. Which means two things: 1) you just bought a groundbreaking lemon-squeezing device, and 2) there’s a new relaxation therapy website that constantly streams images and sounds from some of the most calming locations on earth. Crazy. Anyway, check out the site. It’s relaxing.
