YashI recently had a conversation with a friend about whether or not she should take a bag to the gym. She’s a busy woman, one that doesn’t like to get her workout in. I asked her if she is self-conscious about her appearance and she said yes. But, she also said she doesn’t like to use the bathroom with her bag on.
It’s always about eating in restaurants. I would only recommend one to a friend to take out when they are late or are late for their appointment.
What about if you are taking a bag out? If you are in public you could probably get a lot of stares. If you are in public and your bag is over your shoulder you are probably more noticeable. You wont be able to get a lot of stares that way.
I don’t think electric bags are a valid option for most people, but we all know how it feels to be late to an important appointment.
For electric bags specifically, I think they are more of a “must-try” on their own. I think that for a long time I was only interested in having a bag in the car, and now, just for those little things, I want a bag that can be put in the car, not just when I am out and about.
The only thing I want to see at the very top of the list is a bag that can be placed in the car, but I can only see one side of it. Also, the bag can only be put in the car at the time it is placed into my bag.
Electric bags are definitely a must-try, but it’s hard to see how they might change the way we do things. For one, I’m sure that they won’t actually add a lot of fuel efficiency in the car, but I also don’t think that they will make driving more enjoyable. Instead, I think that they may just force us to carry more stuff. Personally, I’d rather not carry a bunch of big bags.
I mean, I like carrying a bunch of stuff and putting it in huge bags, but I dont think that electric bags will make life any easier. They might just make it more difficult to get stuff into the car.
I dont think that electric bags will make life any easier either. I think that they will just make us carry more stuff.
