For a given size, you sacrifice space for the extra wheels. In my carry on I literally was able to add a set of workout clothes and shoes when I switched to a two wheeled bag.
Instead of dragging the bag behind them, people roll it alongside of them, creating a bigger obstacle to walk around.
The swivels limit the…

For a given size, you sacrifice space for the extra wheels. In my carry on I literally was able to add a set of…

Well, to each their own. I certainly agree with you when it comes to kids and wheeled luggage. It may be cute for the parents to see their little one drag a bag around but it’s a hazard to everyone else. 

Well, to each their own. I certainly agree with you when it comes to kids and wheeled luggage. It may be cute for…

By wheelie do you mean the four wheeled luggage? I don’t recommend that, unless you have health issues that prevent you from using a two wheeled bag.

By wheelie do you mean the four wheeled luggage? I don’t recommend that, unless you have health issues that prevent…

Wow, missed that detail. My bad. I’d still stick to the philosophy stated, though, and purchase based on your frequency of travel. In the case of the underseat bag, flexibility is the key. Go with a two bag system: a small duffle bag for clothing, everything rolled and in zipper lock bags (For toiletries) and packing…

Wow, missed that detail. My bad. I’d still stick to the philosophy stated, though, and purchase based on your…

Hard to say best “low cost” or “economy” bag, because, like stated in Joe Versus The Volcano, when you travel, all you have to count on is yourself, and your luggage. That being said, I think the question one should ask is “How often will you be traveling?” If just once in a while, get a box store special for $50 or…

Hard to say best “low cost” or “economy” bag, because, like stated in Joe Versus The Volcano, when you travel, all…

Is there a way to make this work without a internet connection? All I use my Echo for is weather info and to turn on my lights. I can use my phone for the former, but it would be great to have a voice activated system for lighting control that didn’t depend on a internet connection.

Prejudice, stereotyping and discrimination sure sound like bias to me. But you keep on trying to correct people. 

I suggest you read a dictionary. Sexism is a bias based on a person’s sex. Selecting a business or service based on the sex of the owner is sexism.

This is so sexist. Why search for an woman-owned company? If a company makes a good product, or offers a good service, that should be enough.
Ask yourself this: If the quality was poor, or service was crap, would you still utilize that establishment just because a woman owned it? Would you pay more the same quality…

AAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!
Who does that to a nice car like that????? I got hives looking at the gif, can’t watch the actual video.
I can picture the ad now... For sale, Ford GT, some rust....   

Yeah, I said that.

Ah, yes, that special kind of person that can’t do math....
$7 times how many people annually.... ??? Bit by bit the bucket fills up. 

Another fee, another way of tracking people. The latter not being that big a deal, I guess, as one goes through customs entering the EU anyways. However, since one does go through customs anyways, it makes the former more annoying.

I like how one must use a trick to get to a mode that is what once made Android great: That it didn’t look like frickin’ iOS. All of the apps used to look this way. Since Material Design materialized, it’s been like looking into a flashlight whenever I peep the screen.

Not a GM fan, but like Cadillac. When I was looking at an SUV for work, I wanted an XT6, but the down sweep of the rear roof limited my carrying capacity (not good for big boxes) so I had to look elsewhere.

A lot of this depends on whether you are staying in one place or constantly on the move. What worked for me was:
* Know what you will be doing. No sense bringing the swimsuit and goggles if you are not going to be near water.
*Double purpose items. Do you need gym shoes AND walking shoes, or can one pair do both?
* Carry…

Also, on smaller planes, one still has to check a backpack. Which doesn’t protect as well as a suitcase.

Backpacks are great for train hopping, er, backpackers on a Eurail (sp?) pass and kids. Adults use suitcases. Which easily hold a travel day pack for wandering.
I’m a big guy, and I can still pack for a 7 day business week in Hawaii, Denver, New York or wherever in a 24" carry-on. With two sportcoats.
When it comes to…

Bose headphones. Best travel expense ever. I have the QCC15, and would recommend the 25 over the 15 just because the 15 doesn’t work without power, at all, and the 25 will function without the noise cancellation if your battery dies.

Don’t forget your tinfoil hat.
California wildfires are being enabled by the state government’s mismanagement of trees and land. Not climate change.