EPISODE · Mar 11, 2021 · 29 MIN
LEGO, Masks, and Essentialism: One Year Into the Pandemic.
from The Gear Patrol Podcast · host Jack Seemer, Nick Caruso, Eric Yang
Gear Patrol CEO and Founder Eric Yang talks about essentialism: "the purposeful decision to have less, and better," and how that idea quickly took over our purchasing habits over the past year of pandemic life. Deputy Editor Jack Seemer reveals his new golf "hobby," and, apparently, Eric has put together 36+ LEGO sets since last March. As mentioned in this episode;A Year of Pandemic LivingBen's LetterHanes masks9 Great LEGO Car SetsThe Best Face Masks of 2021Peloton vs. Wahoo: Who Makes the Better Stationary Bike?The Essential Gear You Need to Stay Productive While Working From HomeHeadlinesBreitling SelectHouseplantKind Of ObsessedNew Balance Fuel Cell Rebel Version 2BMW 330i M Sport Wagon
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Host Nick Caruso talks with Gear Patrol Founder and CEO Eric Yang, and Deputy Editor Jack Seemer to explore the impact Covid-19 has had on what we buy, how we buy it, and the ways in which that new normal will live with us well into the future. The three also discuss some of the breakout headlines from the week, and share the items they’re obsessing over right now.
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LEGO, Masks, and Essentialism: One Year Into the Pandemic.
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