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TL; DR: The sleekest bamboo caddy tray for your bathtub at $46.97.
The lockdown means a whole lot of things to a whole lot of people, but one tiny, positive way to look at it is that there has never been a better time to soak like a teabag in your bathtub than right now. You don’t even really need a reason to take a long bath anymore. You and bae feeling bored? Take a bath. Don’t have no bae but still want to treat yourself? Take a bath. Lockdown szn got you feeling hella stressed? A warm bath will have you feeling better, sis.
And now, thanks to Argo Brands, you can make your bath time a lot more fun. Their Bamboo Caddy Tray has got all the compartments you need if you wish to live in your tub, literally. It’s got a ton of slots for different accessories: A wine glass holder if you like to calm your nerves with a few sips while you play some Sade in the bath, a phone slot and tablet holder so you can catch up on Insecure while you relax, a candle slot for when it’s time to set the mood, and most importantly, a soap holder for, well, soap. The Caddy Tray also has extendable handles that stretch all the way to 43″, so it can fit almost any tub. It’s also got two side trays for those who like to have a lil’ snack time in the bathtub (we ain’t judging).
For a tray that’s so efficient, the Argo caddy is also pretty light, weighing a mere 4lbs. You don’t need to worry about the tray slipping off the tub and making a mess, as it’s got a tight silicone grip that won’t slip. The tray itself is made with high-quality, Eco-friendly bamboo materials that are also waterproof and sturdy AF. It’s basically the Swiss army knife of caddy trays, and that’s why it was selected as one of the best choices on Amazon at 4.7/5 stars.
Don’t think all these dope features mean that you’ve got to spend a fortune — the Argo tray is also pretty affordable. For just $46.97, you too can cop one of these versatile caddies, and your bathing experience will never remain the same.
Luxury 100% Bamboo Bathtub Caddy Tray – $46.97
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TL; DR: The sleekest bamboo caddy tray for your bathtub at $46.97.
The lockdown means a whole lot of things to a whole lot of people, but one tiny, positive way to look at it is that there has never been a better time to soak like a teabag in your bathtub than right now. You don’t even really need a reason to take a long bath anymore. You and bae feeling bored? Take a bath. Don’t have no bae but still want to treat yourself? Take a bath. Lockdown szn got you feeling hella stressed? A warm bath will have you feeling better, sis.
And now, thanks to Argo Brands, you can make your bath time a lot more fun. Their Bamboo Caddy Tray has got all the compartments you need if you wish to live in your tub, literally. It’s got a ton of slots for different accessories: A wine glass holder if you like to calm your nerves with a few sips while you play some Sade in the bath, a phone slot and tablet holder so you can catch up on Insecure while you relax, a candle slot for when it’s time to set the mood, and most importantly, a soap holder for, well, soap. The Caddy Tray also has extendable handles that stretch all the way to 43″, so it can fit almost any tub. It’s also got two side trays for those who like to have a lil’ snack time in the bathtub (we ain’t judging).
For a tray that’s so efficient, the Argo caddy is also pretty light, weighing a mere 4lbs. You don’t need to worry about the tray slipping off the tub and making a mess, as it’s got a tight silicone grip that won’t slip. The tray itself is made with high-quality, Eco-friendly bamboo materials that are also waterproof and sturdy AF. It’s basically the Swiss army knife of caddy trays, and that’s why it was selected as one of the best choices on Amazon at 4.7/5 stars.
Don’t think all these dope features mean that you’ve got to spend a fortune — the Argo tray is also pretty affordable. For just $46.97, you too can cop one of these versatile caddies, and your bathing experience will never remain the same.
Luxury 100% Bamboo Bathtub Caddy Tray – $46.97
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As the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread in the United States and people become even more dependent on delivery services, Amazon has managed to find new ways to treat its employees terribly—something it was already excelling at.
In recent weeks, multiple Amazon fulfillment centers across the country have seen outbreaks of COVID-19 and from a lack of hazard pay to substandard sanitization, workers say the company isn’t doing enough to protect them. Even worse, when employees protested, Amazon responded by firing organizers and whistleblowers and a leaked memo obtained by Vice shows higher-ups’ plans to smear and discredit at least one of them.
In an open letter posted to his website, Tim Bray, a now-former vice president at Amazon, writes, “At that point I snapped.” After lodging formal complaints and having the proper discussions, he knew that “remaining an Amazon VP would have meant, in effect, signing off on actions I despised. So I resigned.”
The victims weren’t abstract entities but real people; here are some of their names: Courtney Bowden, Gerald Bryson, Maren Costa, Emily Cunningham, Bashir Mohammed, and Chris Smalls.
I’m sure it’s a coincidence that every one of them is a person of color, a woman, or both. Right?
Since its original posting, Bray has deleted a “list of adjectives” describing the company’s treatment of those fired workers. He says that “voices I respect told me it was mean-spirited and I decided it didn’t add anything so I took it out.” (“Chickenshit” was one of those adjectives and I get Bray’s decision but also he wasn’t wrong.)
Bray also notes that the company’s actions during the coronavirus pandemic aren’t a divergence from its past behavior.
“Firing whistleblowers isn’t just a side-effect of macroeconomic forces, nor is it intrinsic to the function of free markets. It’s evidence of a vein of toxicity running through the company culture. I choose neither to serve nor drink that poison,” he writes.
At the end of the day, it’s all about power balances. The warehouse workers are weak and getting weaker, what with mass unemployment and (in the US) job-linked health insurance. So they’re gonna get treated like crap, because capitalism. Any plausible solution has to start with increasing their collective strength.
You can read Bray’s full letter here.
(via Vice, image: VALERIE MACON/AFP via Getty Images)
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