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== Japanese Stationery == '''Brad Dowdy:''' That's a good question. It's this whole Japanese stationary porn fetish. '''Myke Hurley:''' Yeah, I mean, I get that. I'm looking at the website and I'm like, oh my god, I want all of this. I want the shipping. What's it called? The star shipping? '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah, the star fairy. '''Myke Hurley:''' Star fairy stuff. I want the really cool paperclips that look like a pig. I want it all. But I'm just wondering what about the Midori notebooks and Midori stuff makes it worth it? Like, why not use a Pele journal? Do you remember those? '''Brad Dowdy:''' Sure. Oh, no. So I was actually going to bring that up. When I was working at JetPens, they started carrying the Pele's. And it was basically a take on the Traveler's Notebook. Very, very similar setup. And I just never got around to getting one. I actually got one and I sent it to our friend Joe Lebo. Because I wasn't using it at the time. I was like, I've just got this thing sitting here. So I eventually sent it off to him because I wasn't using it. And then Pele vanished. '''Myke Hurley:''' Yeah, I'm trying to find them for the show notes now. '''Brad Dowdy:''' No, they up and vanished. So no one carries them anymore. The company doesn't exist. I actually probably would have bought one of those because I had the one in my hand and I really liked it. You could have saved the company. '''Myke Hurley:''' Yeah. '''Brad Dowdy:''' It's totally the same system. And like I said, most people will make their own out of just a strap of leather. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Or use people like Davis Leatherworks who makes like a faux Dory cover. All you need is a piece of leather with the same dimensions and a strap running through it. It's a very simple product. But Midori's just got this aura to it that makes it special. It's marketing. They've done an excellent job of marketing their product, making it a thing that people enjoy, that people are able to customize to fit their needs. It's not β a field notes notebook is generally standard. People can do different things with them. They can make it their bullet journal. They can make it their calendar. They can make it their whatever. But the style and format is the same. With the Midori, it's customizable to your heart's content. Kind of like the Rotor Faden. '''Myke Hurley:''' Toschenbegleiter, you mean.
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