Radley Balko on Hit & Run has an excellent idea: a nap store.
He explains:
I’ve envisioned my nap shop franchises strategically placed in shopping malls, tourist areas, and next to all-you-can-eat buffets and Cheesecake Factories. A customer walks in, and for $20 or so, gets a cozy room for 60-90 minutes of interruption-free snoozing. Deluxe stores might even have themed rooms. Think the “fireplace” nap. Or the “rainy day nap,” with piped in audio of say, rain drops bouncing off the tin roof of a carport. There’s the “beach nap,” the “hammock nap,” the “couch with a baseball game on in the background” nap—the possibilities are endless.
Photo by Photo by The Library of Congres..
Rich on January 31st, 2008 at 2:27 pm
Too late Radley!
Nestled on the 24th floor of the Empire State Building, MetroNaps has become a haven for the stressed cubicle dweller. For $14 a pop, the budding enterprise offers 20-minute naps that guarantee to leave the customer feeling rested.
For more info, go here:
http://www.csmonitor.com/2004/0902/p12s02-lign.html