Chelsea Clinton's wedding guest bathrooms cost an astonishing $15,000 -- all you have to do is look at the gallery to see why.
The luxury porta-potties looked better than most people's home washrooms with wood cupboards and a beautiful backsplash. There was also a stereo so you could rock it out while you are on your throne. Chelsea Clinton's wedding guest bathrooms show us little people what it is like to live large.
The luxury porta-potties looked better than most people's home washrooms with wood cupboards and a beautiful backsplash. There was also a stereo so you could rock it out while you are on your throne. Chelsea Clinton's wedding guest bathrooms show us little people what it is like to live large.
Implications - The world of luxury goods has, in recent decades, expanded beyond Learjets, Cadillacs and expensive colognes. Companies have found it extraordinarily profitable to add a touch of opulence to ordinary goods. Interestingly, this concept is applicable to nearly every good or service industry -- from toiletries to taxi cabs and from gardening equipment to action figures. Businesses willing to embellish their products with a degree of class are likely to see returns on those ventures.
