7 Reasons Why Hipsters Make Great Traveling Companions
| March 30, 2016
Everybody wants to hate on hipsters. Regular readers of this site know that I often do. Sometimes, though, hipsters deserve a little love.
Like when you’re traveling for instance. Hipsters can actually make great — err, interesting — travel companions.
Here are 7 reasons why hipsters make great traveling companions:
Their clothes help them blend in as a local…
If they’re traveling in Europe, that is.
Studded cutoffs, tights with holes in them, men in scarves, ironic t-shirts, and general bad accessories. All are perfectly acceptable as normal attire in Europe (and even some parts of Asia).
Just ask your hipster travel companion to help you pack your bags, and you’re on your way to blending in like a local.
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