Bender Bound Books: Repurposed Books for Discretionary Drinking

I’m sure we’re all aware of this cliche: The conspicuously thick text that’s been hollowed out to keep a flask of daily stress relief safe and secret. It does look a little suspicious when there’s a copy of Gray’s Anatomy on the desk of an Asian American History major. And believe me, with a major like that, you’ll need a stiff drink after realizing how much tuition money you just blew.

I’m joking of course, but the point is that you need a proper book that blends in with your lifestyle to avoid raising eyebrows. That’s where Bender Bound and their wonderful repurposed books come in. They take books from a myriad of subject matter, hollow them out and even include a glass flask for your liquor of choice.

If you’re a law student cramming for the bar and need a pick-me-up during a study session, they got you covered with a hollowed out vintage Federal Supplement book. English majors can sip their whiskey from under the pages of their dictionary with no one the wiser. Whatever your vocation, these guys can help you take the edge off when needed and keep your alcoholic tendencies safely under wraps.

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