The other day, I got an e-mail from someone at Sunnyland Furniture. The gentleman said the store was home to the world’s largest patio chair. I didn’t fact-check that statement, but I did decide I needed to see the monster seat for myself. So, with Peggy Levinson, Laura Kostelny, and Jamie Laubhan-Oliver in tow, I drove north to the corner of Coit and Spring Valley. And, lo and behold, there it was: the biggest chair mine eyes had ever seen. Then, as you can see, we did what anyone else would have done. Your next road trip has just been planned. Thank me later.
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