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What a strange idea ? Are clothes really heavy ? Just put a tax on heavier luggage ?

• netsharc 3y ago
  Yeah, I wonder how it'll ever work, who wears borrowed clothes? European car manufacturers have (had?) offers where they'll fly you to Sweden (Volvo) or Germany (BMW, Audi), pick up your car at their HQ, have a European road-trip on their dime, return the car to them and they'll take care of shipping it to the US. Apparently it's cheaper than paying taxes importing an unsold car to the US. If we weren't in the climate end-times, it'd be an interesting idea to show up to Japan and get a curated wardrobe to wear and take home with you.
  • jstarfish 3y ago
    > Yeah, I wonder how it'll ever work, who wears borrowed clothes? Actors. Supermodels. Celebrities. Nobody owns a tuxedo either. The idea of renting clothes isn't that farfetched... > get a curated wardrobe to wear and take home with you. Kinda defeats the purpose, doesn't it? Otherwise, just don't pack any clothes and buy everything you're going to wear once you're there.
    • iamdamian 3y ago
      > Nobody owns a tuxedo Many people own tuxedos.
      • aintgonnatakeit 3y ago
        Ahem, it’s a dinner jacket