[Special to the Perspective] — I had to rent a car over the weekend. I chose the $9.99 special, a Hyundai Sonata. It was not awful; I would get it again for just the Sirius Radio.
This was my first experience with Korean cars and I didn’t find the cultural cross over difficult at all — until I encountered the Cat Folder button.
Why would I fold a Cat?
Better yet, in what shape would my car fold a Cat? Should it be a neat little bundle, an origami form?
Is it a tri fold? Do we leave the head and legs out?
Having folded a Cat, in my car, what am I to do with it? (well aware of Korean cuisine I pondered many possibilities).
Finally, how does the Cat feel about all this? Not too happy, I expect.
Fortunately, I’m very allergic and can’t have a cat so somewhere in the Northeast United States there is a lucky, unfolded Cat, that I don’t own and therefore will never attempt to fold.
–Caitlin Abbate
Love it!
I, too, have a cat folder in my Hyundai Sonata. I have yet to unfold it, so I don’t know what is in it. I certainly haven’t fed it so it must “live” on electricity.
Just to increase the “envy factor”, Ellie and I leave Sat. morning for a seven day Western Caribbean cruise. Eat your heart out. More about it when we get back.
Bill
I was stationed in Korea for 13 months a long time ago and it’s true that there are no feral cats (or dogs either, for that matter). They did, however have “pet” cats, but I never saw a “folded one”.
The “home rice” was tasty though……………
How adorbs to have a wee cat head sticking out of the dash as you’re driving along, yowling with the radio. CLEVER! (You fold it tail first, obvs.)