What impact did the elevator have on the standard of living or social change in america?
just hide your illegal stuff in an aspirin bottle, that will help
i have never seen any dogs sniffing any suitcases unless there is a treat so just hide it a medicine bottle or something an you should be fine
they use dogsaluminum foil will not hide the smell
Trust methere are dogs and they do sniff your luggageYou just don't see themAnd a little piece of foil will not mask the odorI was pulled off to the side by an official one time (I'm sure to check for drugs, but they never said) and they waved a wand all over my bag, focusing over the handles of the bag and over my handschecking for residue on my bag or my hands, I'm sureAnd I am the most least suspicious looking person I knowI travel alot for business and pleasure and I see it all the time The only place I know that anyone has successfully hidden weed is in a glass tube they inserted in their rectumNOWif you're that in need of a buzz, that's the way to do itPersonally, If I were youI think I could do without for a while.
A very interesting questionWithout elevators, buildings taller than 6 stories are not really practicalThat mean the nature of cities would be completely different: no skyscrapers, no building up rather than out, etcConsider the economics of an office towerBecause space rents for a certain competitive rate, and the number of floors in a building determines the amount of space available to be rented, restricting building height greatly restricts building income, and hence how much people would be willing to pay for the landThat means that you wouldn't see the great difference you now see between a square foot of down town real estate and a square foot of edge-of-town real estateThat, in turn, would mean that other businesses, and maybe even residential buildings could afford to exist even close to the financial centersThis might solve the housing shortages that exists in all the big cities(With prices the way they are, it pays to build luxury houses, but not anything else.) There have been times and places when, even though elevators existed, zoning laws prevented the construction of tall buildingsYou might want to look at how those places evolved as compared with others.
