Do we have to wear designer clothes while using this thing?
@siracusa No, but earth tones are a requirement.
@siracusa do you have to wear clothes? 🤣
@siracusa well I bet you can afford it only if you own some designer clothing already 🤷🏽‍♂️
@siracusa you might as well, with that heavy cord.
@siracusa I want augmented reality that will remove the clutter from my house so that I can pretend my kids have picked up their shoes and socks and bookbags.
@siracusa that's what the down pointing cameras are for!
@siracusa and where does that wire go?
@siracusa while sitting in your house’s sun-bathed salon.
@siracusa No, but it only works in perfectly beautiful uncluttered rooms.
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Only if they’re hyper-futuristic.
@siracusa A (slightly) more serious question… for those of us that do not have perfect 20/20 vision does this still work? One of my eyes is considerably weaker than the other and traditional old style 3D never worked for me.
@siracusa now introducing, vision merchandise pro. Made out of seamless fabric.
@siracusa No. You should look like you are part of the Borg collective for the greatest impact
@siracusa You can just wear your underware. Socks are optional.
I lost the tab, but I found it under the couch.
@siracusa only if they have a custom battery pocket
@siracusa Apple has secretly been waging a campaign to make Skinny Jesns unfashionable for the last four years
@siracusa it's ok because we'll want new wardrobes to wear in our new beautiful houses anyway
@siracusa Every Apple Vision Pro comes with $300 store credit for Mack Weldon

@siracusa some people found this from Zara, which matches the stitching and details:

https://www.zara.com/us/en/cocoon-top-p00264021.html