When we moved, my wife made me get rid
of the chairs I built about 30 years ago. She is really short and the
chairs were normal sized and when she sat in them, her feet couldn't
touch the ground and if doesn't work for her, it doesn't work for
anyone.
I had been using one of those chairs at
my desk. As a replacement, Wife decided to give me one of her chairs,
chairs for midgets. So I was sitting with my knees approaching my
ears, my eyes at desktop level and my hands on my keyboard like a
zombie clawing his way out of the grave. Hurt my knees, my ankles, my
wrists, my palms, my ass.
And at the new home there is limited
opportunity for exercise, at least without taking your life into your
hands or traveling about 100 miles.
A wobble chair seems perfect. I can
adjust it to the height I want and it will also give me some exercise
as I sit here trying to engage with you.
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Open the box, take out the base, seat and post.
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Place the post in the base
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Place the seat on the post
No tools and it all just fit somehow
magically together. I am now an expert assembler. I could probably
expertly assemble 50 of these a day. I think I could contract with
Amazon and I will be willing to let Amazon have half that amount,
leaving me with a miserly $2,500 a day.
I might come out of retirement for
that.