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Pull Up A Chair
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Whether you’re from upstate NY like us, a listener from the south, our California friends, or even for some of our international listeners, I would guess that when I mention the Adirondack Chair, that provides a specific style rather than a generalized term. It’s the same instance as if I said the term car vs. a 1956 Ford Crown Victoria - the specifics conjures up a different visual. Well, the Adirondack Chair specifically is known throughout the world as not just a chair, but a specific kind of chair that has relaxation, vacation, and getaway built into its DNA. But where did this style of chair come from? Who invented it? And how was it so brilliantly branded that it attaches an almost visceral feeling at the mere mention of it? Find out more on this Missing Chapter Short!
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