This holiday season, people who want to escape from the internet but somehow lack the index finger to delete Twitter can turn to KFC's $10,000 "internet escape pod" for support. The pod is...

2022年7月12日 · Back in 2017, KFC rolled out an actual $10,000 "digital escape pod." As The Verge explains, the Internet Escape Pod was dome-shaped tent made of steel and stainless-steel mesh, a high-density foam, and enamel paint, weighing eight pounds total. The pod also featured a fried-chicken-drumstick-shaped door handle and a huge Colonel Sanders atop ...

2017年11月20日 · The Internet Escape Pod, as KFC calls it, features a drumstick-shaped door handle with a massive Colonel Sanders atop it. The dome is constructed out of steel and stainless steel mesh, a high ...

2017年11月17日 · Yes, for roughly the price of a new mid-sized sedan, you can enter the warm embrace of seclusion from the online chaos with KFC's Internet Escape Pod, which comfortably fits "four adults and a...

2017年11月22日 · Fast food chain KFC is encouraging customers to spend some time in meatspace with an "Internet Escape Pod," a tent that blocks wireless signals.

2017年11月28日 · This tent, aptly called KFC Internet Escape Pod, is one that will make you off-the-grid no matter where you go. Constructed of special steel and stainless steel mesh, once inside, no signal of any form will be able to penetrate.

KFC sells a $10,000 'Internet Escape Pod' isolation tent, where a family of four can sit and enjoy chicken together without...more. No phones, just finger lickin'!

2017年11月20日 · Dubbed the Internet Escape Pod, what may look like an igloo-shaped tent within the awkward embrace of Colonel Sanders is in fact a way to stay offline with your loved ones. KFC, who despite...

2017年11月20日 · This holiday season, people who want to escape from the internet but somehow lack the index finger to delete Twitter can turn to KFC's $10,000 "internet escape pod" for support.

2017年11月23日 · You could avoid the Internet for the day by camping, taking a long walk in the park, or loading yourself into a pricey $10,000 “Internet Escape Pod” created by KFC.