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Jim Jefferies: A Joke About Wheeled Suitcases
Feb 17, 2024
Stand-up comedian Jim Jefferies discusses the delayed adoption of wheeled suitcases, contrasting with space travel, and mentions his Netflix special 'High and Dry' in a hilarious anecdote.
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- The first patent for wheeled suitcases was granted in 1971, highlighting a delayed innovation in the luggage industry.
- Neil Armstrong went to the moon before suitcase wheels were common, showing delayed recognition of simple practical ideas.
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Late Arrival of Suitcase Wheels
For many years, suitcases did not have wheels. It was not until the mid-90s that wheels became a common feature. Prior to that, people had to carry their bags by hand, often struggling with multiple bags. Despite the presence of cars and even the moon landing in the 60s, it wasn't until 1971 that the first patent for a suitcase with wheels was granted. This delayed innovation highlights missed opportunities in the luggage industry.
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