ELEVATOR | 03.17.24

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@iamjadoretv w/ @yamiessence   The History of Perfume On a day trip to Grasse, we visited a perfume lab to create our own scent. We sniffed more than 100 vials and ended up mixing 16 of them to concoct the final product. It smells like a sheet of leather flapping in the French countryside breeze with a hint of flower and fruit on the top notes. Haven’t used it yet, though. You have to put it in a dark room for two weeks before it will stick to your skin. That’s what the white coat told us.  So stay tuned for the final review.   Win 2 First Class Tickets Anywhere in the World (Up to $25k Total) [Partner]  Huckberry knows a bucket list adventure isn’t about the seats. It’s about where you’re going. But come on. It’s just you and us here. 38F isn’t as enjoyable as 2A. That’s why Huckberry’s paying for the upgrade to anywhere in the world. Once you’ve chosen your destination, head to Huckberry for the gear you’ll need. Any purchase of $75+ equals one entry. And if you purchase any item from Huckberry's best selling travel-oriented brand, Proof, between now and 3/31, you get 2x the entries.  Take advantage of this once in a lifetime opportunity.   Inside Electric Lady Studios with Jack Antonoff The new self-titled Bleachers album is solid. A perfect soundtrack for your Sunday duties, or lack thereof. But first, watch Zane Lowe do his thing with Jack Antonoff. In typical Lowe format, they do cool dude things like walk around New York in the rain talking about art, inspiration, and life.  Let’s talk music.   A Look Inside the Exclusive World of Members-only Social Clubs It seems the SoHo House model is spreading. Basically, urban country clubs. Instead of golf and tennis, it’s laptops and ascots. Remote workers need to see and be seen. So these clubs offer a stage for those folks. We still prefer to work in a room alone.  But to each their own.   Should You Wipe Off Your Sweat? This YouTube Physics teacher is going to tell you that leaving the sweat on your body is the most efficient way to cool down. Which we won’t argue with. What do we know about physics? But if you’re in a social situation, not wiping sweat off is the most efficient way to ensure you’ll have no friends.  We do know that.   Throwback How 1930s Photographs Were Transmitted by Wire Scanning a photo seems ancient by today’s standards, where tsunamis of memes are shared by the second. But even so, this explainer blows our mind. Someone figured out how to scan a picture, line by line, and reproduce it around the world.  Also the 30s announcer voice style always gets us.   The Mixer The greatest hotel awards. A helpful guide to Russian jail tattoos. The best Irish whiskey cocktails (that aren’t Irish coffees) and these 10 Guinness cocktails to upgrade your St. Patrick’s Day. The world's most valuable sports teams, ranked. Cannabis excise sales tax. This humanoid robot powered by OpenAI. 6 things to do ASAP if you shop on Amazon.* *Partner     /GTFO @joebhall_ | Faroe Islands     Our Gentleman's Agreement We'll keep the free daily newsletters coming. You share with a friend if you're enjoying. Capeesh? Forward to a Friend   Love Elevator? You’ll probably dig our other newsletters too. Check out Shift, Jimmy, and Blazer.   Let's Partner Put your brand in front of 800,000 passionate Elevator readers. Get in touch   Send us a tip    |    Editorial Policy   |    Advertise    |    Archives     @2024 Rotary Digital 300 Witherspoon St Suite 201 Princeton NJ 08542     Preferences  |  Unsubscribe