Also, it follows the basic rules of economics. From the picture below, for example, we can deduce that the person on the left wants his/her seat at least 8 times as much as the person on the right. Now that's what I call huge-ass tissue paper!!!
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Ok, we get the message
I have nothing against choping seats with tissue paper packets. It's a cute practice that spontaneously arose from our national values and circumstances, i.e. overcrowding + need for orderliness + most cost effective solution.
Also, it follows the basic rules of economics. From the picture below, for example, we can deduce that the person on the left wants his/her seat at least 8 times as much as the person on the right. Now that's what I call huge-ass tissue paper!!!
Also, it follows the basic rules of economics. From the picture below, for example, we can deduce that the person on the left wants his/her seat at least 8 times as much as the person on the right. Now that's what I call huge-ass tissue paper!!!
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I was just thinking the other day - about the first person in Singapore that hatched this idea. He/She has practically patented a national quirk.
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