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00:00Hey guys, just a really quick one for you. As we've showed you on previous videos, sometimes
00:04some of the best ideas in Japan are really low tech. This is an example of that. If you
00:08go to city hall or post office or bank or anywhere we have to fill out forms, which
00:13filling out forms is a big thing in Japan, we do a lot of that, they often have spectacles
00:18on the counter where you fill out the form. Which is a brilliant idea, isn't it? Reading
00:22glasses. So if you find yourself trying to read a form that's small print, you haven't
00:27got your specs, you can throw them on. Isn't that a brilliant idea? Use the specs and then
00:32put them back again. Here's another one that we should have done 100 years ago. Stamps
00:36you don't have to lick. They've just made it like a sticker. Isn't that brilliant? It was
00:41either that or make stamps that are tasty and they never seem to be able to do that. So a
00:46stamp you don't have to lick. Simple and brilliant, isn't it? Anyway, there was that. More videos
00:52coming soon.
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