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You know my wife got
right?
That's why we did a blog post together
about me getting optical.
It's mainly for her blog
but I'm jackin' it here
because
VALENTINE'S DAY!
Check it:
Hey there!
It's me.
Sooper-powered animator
and sooper lucky husband to
It feels like just yesterday when
I was fighting for my life,
battling the evil
OPTOMOTRON!
There were lasers!
Meat seeking missiles!
And lots of
explosions!
It looked kinda like this:
I won of course.
But Optomotron got in a lucky shot
and damaged my
Corneal Optic Refractor Lens.
Um...
Meg Gallagher cutting in here to say
that what Tommy means is that
he's getting older....
The damage to my eyes was manageable.
I could still shoot lasers and see through walls
but reading Pokemon cards
was getting difficult:
In other words,
Mr. Squinty Pants was squinting too much and needed readers.
Having had glasses since I was 7,
I felt no sorrow for Mr. 20/20.
Finding a place to
fix sooper eyes like mine was
going to be difficult.
WHERE TO GO?!
Was I
DOOMED
to a life of
blurry words!
I thought Warby Parker would be the perfect shopping destination.
Cool frames, great prices (frames are under $149), and fast service.
They also have amazing selection and service at
for those peeps not lucky enough
to have a Warby in their hood.
After years of research
I decided that
Warby Parker
was the
PERFECT
scientific solution for my eyes.
After all,
Warby
is very close to
Warburton.
And our son is named
Parker!
IT WAS DESTINY!
WP is located in the Standard Hotel in DTLA and in the Standard in Hollywood .
We opted for Hollywood as they have a larger selection of frames.
And just like that
spec shopping became date night!
We got to the store and
there were
THOUSANDS
(not really...)
and
THOUSANDS
(really not really...)
of glasses on display!
I'm not easily intimidated...
but it looked like this might be one of my
most difficult battles ever!
WP goes for the retro look; hipster, nerdy in heavier style frames.
Am loving the Wheeler wood frame shades
from the Palm Canyon collection for this spring 2014.
Fearless,
I dove right in,
trying on style after style
of optical framework:
It was grueling!
Just when I thought I might collapse,
along came a sooper pal to help out:
THE MIGHTY COLE!
We filled Cole in on what we were looking for
and told her that we were writing a blog post (together!).
She was totally in for the fun!
After trying on almost
60,000 pairs of glasses
(like 20, maybe...)
my powers were depleted!
But then
Sooper Cole
came to the rescue with her mighty
OPTICAL POWER REGENERATOR!
Actually, that was a
Pupilometer.
It measures the distance between your pupils
to make sure your prescription works best.
With my powers restored
I was ready to try on
MORE GLASSES!
BOOM!
KA-BLAM!
BA-WUMPA!
The battle raged on!
And then suddenly...
I found the right glasses!
These (the Greeley) were actually the fourth pair he tried on.
Love metal frames on Tommy.
They suit his coloring and work well with his skin tone.
Low contrast is best and the rectangular shape works well with his face shape.
E L O N G A T I N G
rather then
rounding.
At last,
the battle was over.
I was lucky to come out alive.
But I could't have done it without
Warby Parker!
(or me!)
Seriously, we were in and out in 25 minutes
(including our photo shoot).
Super friendly help (Cole and her buddies)
and a cool selection of glasses
created the perfect scenario to buy more then one pair.
I could have used another blast from the
Optical Power Regenerator
before we left.
But Meg and I opted for an
adult beverage at the
Standard Hotel Bar
instead.
The 25 minutes of intense eyeglass shopping left us thirsty
and yearning for a cocktail from the Cactus Lounge.
Then we headed to Son of a Gun for an amazing dinner (no joke).
FYI...its all about the hamachi and chicken sandwich.
Happy Valentine's Day.
Its #19 for us!
Mx
and
mr. warburton
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