The Hunt for the Tongue Cleaner
Why don’t Americans use tongue cleaners? I had to go to three stores and search across 14 aisles before I could find a damn tongue cleaner. I normally bring a stock of them from India but I guess I must have misplaced them somewhere when I moved. If I needed a tongue cleaner in India, all I had to do was get out of my bed and get out of my apartment building. The one I bought this weekend cost me $4! Can you believe it? $4 for a piece of plastic. Any way you look at it, it’s a complete rip off. I think I should start a tongue cleaner company. But wait a minute, who’s going to buy them? So forget it.
By the way, “Lady in the Water” is a terrible movie. So don’t bother watching it. Miami Vice comes out this weekend. The trailers look good; we have to see what the movie has in store.
By the way, “Lady in the Water” is a terrible movie. So don’t bother watching it. Miami Vice comes out this weekend. The trailers look good; we have to see what the movie has in store.
posted by UK at 11:54 AM
4 Comments:
LOL..good post..hahahaha. well.. if u market it well enough with glamorous models..u can sell metallic underwear. what then is a plastic tongue cleaner.. go on man.. sounds like a plan!! :))))
PS: there will always be dedicated buyers like me!!
PS PS: linked you!! FYI
...I always use my toothbrush to clean my tongue...
I had a similar experience that made me ask the same question. How come they don't use tongue cleaners in the US?
When I went to India recently, the first item on my shopping list was...tongue cleaners!
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