HIKER TRASH DO NOT SLEEP BEANIE

HISTORY

After a seven-day hike in Oregon,

The highway finally crawled out.

It's about 30 miles from here to town.

There's no way I could walk.

I managed to hitchhike here,

I need to go to town and get some food.

I changed into a slightly better shirt that was in my backpack on the side of the road.

If it's too dirty, you might be mistaken for a homeless person.

To prevent bad odors from spreading inside the car,

This is the minimum standard of etiquette for a high-speed car rusher.

As I stood there pointing my thumb up on a paved road where only occasional cars passed by,

A pickup truck slowed down,

I stopped on the shoulder of the road a little way ahead.

I quickly ran over and told the driver my destination, and he gladly agreed.

I toss my backpack into the bed of the truck and jump into the passenger seat.

The car started down the straight highway with a low engine roar.

The passenger seat is comfortable.

Our driver, Tom, was a great guy.

His story is a little long-winded, but it's still very interesting.

But I was too tired.

His long stories are like lullabies.

My eyelids were gradually getting heavy.

I'm sorry Tom, but I've had enough.

Giving up desperate resistance,

I managed to get through it by gently pulling my beanie over my shoulder.

FUNCTION

Made from a blend of shrink-proof wool and acrylic.

It is soft to wear and does not easily pill.

There is an eye embroidery on the back of the fold,

If you use this while sleeping, it will look as if your eyes are wide open,

It's hard to tell that you're sleeping.

50% wool, 50% acrylic

Size

Free

No:

HT50009

Place of origin:

Osaka, Japan

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