Straight off the desk of George W. Bush comes the “decision maker”. Great for deciding foreign policy blunders, words other than “recession” to use while describing the US economy, and most importantly, what’s for lunch. Designed by Pu Tai, the “Decision-Making Compass Kit” is a fun little concept that takes the guess work out of most annoying choices in life. Just write down your choices on the choice pad and spin the choice maker (a pen)…voila! You too can run a country.
Designer: Pu Tai
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