Grey Poupon?

Pardon me, but would you happen to have any Grey Poupon?
See, the guy from the commercial who normally asks this question was always in a car - boring! You can do almost anything on a scooter, and I mean anything!!!
When I came across this Tumi ad, I was like, "that's so me!" I'm still trying to figure out in which hotel and city the pic was taken (All I can read in the full page color ad is ...."Stuyvesent"). But, I mean look at it. The guy is dressed in a GQ, Italian suit, with two slick bags (more on that in a future post) and a hot Asian woman. It's minimalism - defined! I'd be curious as to what he has packed in those bags, but just looking at this pic, I realize how much a man of simple pleasures I am.
As for me, I'm really big on GQ magazine and its special features on "true essentials" for what a man really needs to own, especially as it relates to travel. The premise is that if you go for a weekend getaway, that you take as few items as possible, but that you are still able to dress for all occasions and partake in all activities.
Here's what I would have in my bag (in no particular order):
- latest edition of GQ magazine (they should pay me for saying this)
- dop kit (w/ travel size toiletries, the rest is available at a hotel - you didn't think a guy like me stays at hostels, did you???)
- great novel
- 3 pairs of underwear (CK to be exact), 3 pairs of socks (assorted variety of patterns) and 3 undershirts
- swim trunks (if I was in Brazil, they'd be Speedo's, but my H.Boss trunks will just have to do...woe is me)
- 1 vintage t-shirt from H&M (I refused to pay $180 for a D&G t-shirt that is indistinguishable from H&M, especially when it's crumpled on the floor next to the bed... ;-)
- 1 pair of dark jeans
- 2 dress shirts (1 white one and one pattern)
- Tie
- Gym shorts, light-weight tennis and flip-flops (gotta stay in shape!)
- 1 small travel iron (you never know when a hotel's iron works)
- "Accessories"...come on ladies, you know what I'm talking about!

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