Nothing Against Anyone Who Shops There
But it will never be a Chico's kind of day in my world.
I hate those damn commercials.
What the hell is that?
"It was a Chico's kind of day.... All. Week. Long."
That's how the man says it, and come to think of it, he really seems to be enjoying himself, doesn't he? Throw on a little smooth jazz in the background, light a fire, break out the wine, and say "Oh yeah baby mmm" at the end. All they need is a 1-900 number.
$42 for a t-shirt? My bank account (and common sense) say no.
posted by Vicarious Living @ 9:39 PM
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4 Comments:
Yeah- I'm with you. I refuse to pay big bucks for a name too.
Funny thing tho- I used to dispise malls and department stores because I thought they were overpriced. And granted, some things ARE- but- I found that in the end- the stuff you buy at the discount stores are a bit shoddy and wear out/tear up after a short while. The department store and mall stuff tends to be of better quality and lasts longer and in the end you end up actually spending LESS money paying a bit more to begin with.
The best of BOTH worlds, however, are the Brand Name OUTLET MALLS!!
JACKPOT!!!
:-)
Oops....
And who thinks those commercials actually ATTRACT customers?
I'm more likely to avaid a place with a stupid come on like that.
Bleh!
The commercial is what really gets me, the store is kinda eh, whatever. And I admit to spending the big money on my work clothes, but t-shirts? Nah.
For me, $10 is the upper limit for a T-shirt.
I'll pay good money for dress clothes...but for t-shirts to hang around the house in? I'll stick with the three for ten bucks jobs.
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