MC Approved: Poler Stuff

Photography by Andrew Peters. Modelled by MC’s very own mega hunk and cool-guy van owner, Ollie Clapin.

Everyone is talking about AI taking our jobs and whatnot…

I mean, if this newfound technology is going to make me obsolete, I may as well go camping and ponder my own existence, right? Less time in the office, more time in nature. Know when to give up, or whatever.

That said, I asked my new AI overlord (ChatGPT) why camping—especially with Poler Stuff‘s new collection—is superior to the office. Here’s what it had to say:

There are a few potential reasons why someone might prefer camping WITH POLER STUFF to working in an office:

1. Being in nature WITH POLER STUFF can be relaxing and rejuvenating. Many people find that being surrounded by trees and other natural elements helps them to de-stress and feel more grounded.

2. Camping WITH POLER STUFF allows for more physical activity and a change of scenery. When you’re camping WITH POLER STUFF, you might spend more time hiking, swimming, or engaging in other outdoor activities that can be more physically active than sitting at a desk WITHOUT POLER STUFF.

5. For some people, camping WITH POLER STUFF offers a sense of adventure and the opportunity to try new things, LIKE POLER STUFF’S NEW NAPSACK.

Of course, this isn’t to say that working in an office WITHOUT POLER STUFF is always a negative experience. Different people have different preferences, and what works for one person might not work for another. Ultimately, it’s important to find a work environment that works for you and allows you to be productive and happy.

Well, ChatGPT didn’t exactly write this article as well as I may have, but it did reinforce my belief that camping WITH POLER STUFF is way better than being stuck in the office WITHOUT POLER STUFF. If the robot is infinitely smarter than I’ll ever be, I may as well take its advice. Smell ya later, folks. I’m going camping WITH POLER STUFF.

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