How Does A Buckwheat Pillow Relate To Roast Beef?
How does a buckwheat pillow relate to roast beef? What kind oftitle is that? I think you'll understand by the time I'm finished.
Just stick with me on this.
Eons ago, people ate their meat raw, and thought it was great stuff.
But then one day, there was a disastrous wildfire.
One of the caveman's favorite prey got caught in it, and succumbed to the flames.
Along came a caveman and stuck his fingers into the hapless smoking hot wooly mammoth.
He reactively stuck his fingers into his mouth while letting out a new sounding grunt that expressed a combination of an expletive at the searing pain he felt, but also an expression of pleasure from the wonderful new taste he experienced.
Thus was born man's love for roasted meat, as compared to raw meat.
Now, admittedly, I'm perhaps making a bit of a stretch here, but, hopefully, I'll be able to tie this together well enough for you to grasp my point.
Everyone is so complacent with their prolonged use of conventional foam or feather pillows, like the complacency of the caveman's prior satisfaction with eating raw meat.
All because he had never experienced the pleasure and satisfaction of a good roast.
Today, after many centuries of sleeping on conventional pillows, we are very complacent with their use, simply because we've never experienced anything better.
Are you beginning to see where I'm going with this? I'll venture to say that once you've experienced the blissful pleasure of sleeping on a quality buckwheat hull pillow, you'll no longer have any desire to go back to trying to sleep on a conventional pillow ever again.
The pleasant difference between the comparison between the caveman discovering roasted meat, and the modern person discovering the advantages of a buckwheat pillow, is that you won't have to suffer the pain of burning your fingers, so you'll be experiencing nothing but sheer pleasure.
Actually, people in the Orient have been using these fabulous pillows for 2 to 3 thousand years.
Unfortunately, they've only recently been introduced to the western world, so we have some catching up to do.
Time's wasting.
Let's get caught up.
Just stick with me on this.
Eons ago, people ate their meat raw, and thought it was great stuff.
But then one day, there was a disastrous wildfire.
One of the caveman's favorite prey got caught in it, and succumbed to the flames.
Along came a caveman and stuck his fingers into the hapless smoking hot wooly mammoth.
He reactively stuck his fingers into his mouth while letting out a new sounding grunt that expressed a combination of an expletive at the searing pain he felt, but also an expression of pleasure from the wonderful new taste he experienced.
Thus was born man's love for roasted meat, as compared to raw meat.
Now, admittedly, I'm perhaps making a bit of a stretch here, but, hopefully, I'll be able to tie this together well enough for you to grasp my point.
Everyone is so complacent with their prolonged use of conventional foam or feather pillows, like the complacency of the caveman's prior satisfaction with eating raw meat.
All because he had never experienced the pleasure and satisfaction of a good roast.
Today, after many centuries of sleeping on conventional pillows, we are very complacent with their use, simply because we've never experienced anything better.
Are you beginning to see where I'm going with this? I'll venture to say that once you've experienced the blissful pleasure of sleeping on a quality buckwheat hull pillow, you'll no longer have any desire to go back to trying to sleep on a conventional pillow ever again.
The pleasant difference between the comparison between the caveman discovering roasted meat, and the modern person discovering the advantages of a buckwheat pillow, is that you won't have to suffer the pain of burning your fingers, so you'll be experiencing nothing but sheer pleasure.
Actually, people in the Orient have been using these fabulous pillows for 2 to 3 thousand years.
Unfortunately, they've only recently been introduced to the western world, so we have some catching up to do.
Time's wasting.
Let's get caught up.