Every Since I Was A Kid I Wanted to Sleep In One Of The Japanese Escape Pods

 

Japanese capsule hotels cater to businesspeople staying in a city for one night. Each capsule has a television, stereo, air conditioner, and an alarm clock, by Paul Chesley.

 

I don't really need a lot of room. I could live in one of those tiny houses and be perfectly fine as long as I had heat, light, a bathroom, kitchen, a bedroom, satellite and internet access. Maybe a little porch out front. I like watching those shows on HGTV about these tiny houses.