Mayor Wassmer and his wife have just opened an antiques store, the Captain's Chest, to "lead the way," as he put it, though, in truth, the merchandise looks more second-hand than antique.
Boston's prestigious Newbury Street shopping district has more second hand stores than ever, a brilliant kid offers a TED talk on his aim to become a lunatic farmer, and a young woman is blogging about detoxing from over consumptive fashion by wearing one dress for a year.
But they concede that it may also simply force smokers inside, sparing dresses perhaps, but exposing others to more second-hand smoke than before.
Eric Yuan, founder and CEO of video collaboration startup Zoom, has more first-hand knowledge than most.
But while Thailand's northern city of Chiang Mai is well known for having more second-hand bookshops than bars, Bangkok has rarely been seen as a stop for literary visitors.
DJ Tay James provided the soundtrack of badly-mixed EDM-pop hits for them to dance to, whose main job seemed to be to constantly remind everyone that he is: "Justin Bieber's official DJ, Tay James!!!" He must get even more second-hand action than that music editor guy.
Few things cause more second-hand embarrassment than seeing someone else in a bikini they shouldn't be wearing.
Satan is more than just a devil on the shoulder – he's a character with a degree of wisdom, and more first-hand knowledge of Jesus's father than Jesus does.
Want more second-hand embarrassment?
"When we'll look at that game back we'll probably be more disappointed than first hand".
