I went to my first con’ in 2013, it was gamescom in Germany. I have unusually heightened sense of smell (people at work call me ‘blood hound’) and I could not stay more than 5 min max anywhere during the conversation.
I went to my first con’ in 2013, it was gamescom in Germany. I have unusually heightened sense of smell (people at work call me ‘blood hound’) and I could not stay more than 5 min max anywhere during the conversation.
Every game/comic/movie convention ever. Should be included with your badge.
If you’ve been to a Gamestop midnight release there’s a chance you don’t use deodorant anyway. Or go out in the sun.
Judging by the nerd miasma at every game demo event, this stuff makes perfect sense as long as it’s four times as strong as normal deodorant.
Because when you invent a need by convincing them they have a problem that isn’t addressed by existing products (“normal deoderant can’t fix the unique BO problems that gamers suffer from”), you create a new market in which you’re competing against less people. And yes, it works. See, uh, bottled water.
selling? fucking hand it out as a public service
Go Utes!!!!!
Whatever gets them using deoderant, I’m all for it.
The boardgame store I frequent could use this. That place always reeks and its hard to shop when your eyes are watering from the smell of unwashed nerd.
Don’t forget your local laser tag arcade that has the DDR machine!
Honestly, every convention bag should come with a little travel deodorant stick, travel tooth brush kit and mouthwash. Con funk is a real thing and it seems like a lot of people just don’t care if they smell bad or not. It’s offensive, folks and sure doesn’t do anything to do away with the stereotype of “smelly…
Have you ever been to a Gamestop midnight release? They should have people selling this at the door.