Our first time at a travel show to pitch KLING TUT. It was an
awesome experience and we know that you will see us again real
soon!
Is it Art?
THE SMARTER WAY TO CHARTER: There are
two types of people on the Greyhound: (a) those
who like to sit with strangers, and (b) those who
don't. Type (a) bus riders tend to be creepy, perhaps
even murderous. Type (b) are usually okay because
they're not sitting next to you.
Not so fast. Crowded buses are rife with (b)-(b)
pairings. That's sort of okay, because you don't
have to chat, but it does raise the issue of armrest
etiquette. Unless, that is, you're wearing a Kling
Tut™ Travel comfort vest. The garment has two
Velcro patches on the upper chest designed to mate
with patches on partial gloves worn by the traveller,
allowing for a comfortable, cross-armed position
much like the time-tested one assumed by Egyptian
mummies. Kling Tut™ also works on airplanes and
at movie theatres.
