competitive water drinking

Have you ever noticed the excessive promotion of equipment for the silliest things? Or equipment for which you don't really understand the purpose, but you have it in your closet just in case?

For example, I use a product called Body Glide. Fundamentally, it looks like a deodorant stick, but is designed to prevent chafing. I use this product on my nipples, my under arms, my inner thighs, my heels, and toes. The one I have in my drawer now boasts a new feature as 'sun screen stick.' Do me a favor and look over my list of where I apply this product and tell me what of those parts receive any sunlight at all. Keep in mind I'm not naked when I run.

Do you get where I'm coming from? Do you see it now? I love this product, but sun screen stick? That's as silly as using a glove to drink water. Maybe I'm missing something.

We are surrounded by useless products. Maybe if we paid a little attention to our consumption of nonsense, we'd save ourselves a lot of time and money.

Just a theory.

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