Wow, what can I say about this except does anybody still use these? It's pretty funny that the ad centers on men here, no dames allowed. My dad was a travelling salesman, he must have known guys with these.
It's weird but when I look at what a generation before me considered essential travel equipment, I can't help but feel like less of a man. I spend my business travel drinking two generic beers (actually liquor makes my tummy sad) before falling asleep with a documentary on TV.
Believe it or not, I have an Aunt that still packs one of these whenever she travels. You have to assume that "open container" laws apply here if you get pulled over.
ReplyDeleteI would love to own one of these...but I cannot imagine ever using one for it's intended purpose.
ReplyDeleteI have the same feelings about hip flasks as well.
Generic beer? Jeez, life's too short. At least get a Bass!
ReplyDeleteJFStan: If it's got a combo lock and it's not accessible from the driver's seat, she may get away with i :)
Wow! That is awesome. I would love to have one of these. Put on some Dean Martin tunes and drink away. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteYou asked if anybody still uses these and I can tell you with all honesty, that yes, they do. I have seen it with my own eyes.
ReplyDeleteJeez, if I had one of these I'd fill it with comics.
ReplyDeleteNever travel without at least one of mine. I collect barware in general, and have several trav-l-bars, even one that looks like a violin case. You can see them in my barware flickr set: http://www.flickr.com/photos/experiment33/sets/72157594556833484/
ReplyDeleteand others are sharing similar collections in the barware group: http://www.flickr.com/groups/barware/pool/