It's curious that you mention all of the obvious but leave out the King of Gauche Retail, Chanel. True it may be that it's quality is more than compromising with current trends of the nouveau riche due to the influence of Marciano after the absence of Lagerfeld, but it's still a force to be reckoned with when paired with some of the more limited edition ostrich implant Bruno Magli slip-on's for dare I say, casual affairs.
Regarding your implementation of my workout regimen, I've long since abandoned the world of free weights under the quite exorbitantly expensive tutelage of Matt Furey, the only American to ever win the World Taekwando Championships, and now work out with only my own body weight. Hindu Squats, Hindu Push-ups, Bridging, etc, ad nauseum. Functional fitness is a must in a society where more often than not, carb-less wannabes are taking on the guise of hardbodies and will run like gazelles of African lore at the slightest provocation. Flexibility and range of motion far outweight any material or external success. I find that a healthy mix of the two are quite appealing for my needs.
Finally, regarding your "business plan," this is the stuff of second year Economics majors more interested in where their next marijuana score is rather than a seriously educated sort like myself. Money does talk, but uniting resources and consolidating in the futile hope of lowering transaction costs and eliminating unions is the stuff of pipe dreams and would ultimately result in lower profits and higher wage retention, not to mention the inevitable tax hit and court costs from the eventual monopolization lawsuits.
Keep it up, kiddo. I'm sure we'll be seeing you in Who's Who before you know it.
Regarding your implementation of my workout regimen, I've long since abandoned the world of free weights under the quite exorbitantly expensive tutelage of Matt Furey, the only American to ever win the World Taekwando Championships, and now work out with only my own body weight. Hindu Squats, Hindu Push-ups, Bridging, etc, ad nauseum. Functional fitness is a must in a society where more often than not, carb-less wannabes are taking on the guise of hardbodies and will run like gazelles of African lore at the slightest provocation. Flexibility and range of motion far outweight any material or external success. I find that a healthy mix of the two are quite appealing for my needs.
Finally, regarding your "business plan," this is the stuff of second year Economics majors more interested in where their next marijuana score is rather than a seriously educated sort like myself. Money does talk, but uniting resources and consolidating in the futile hope of lowering transaction costs and eliminating unions is the stuff of pipe dreams and would ultimately result in lower profits and higher wage retention, not to mention the inevitable tax hit and court costs from the eventual monopolization lawsuits.
Keep it up, kiddo. I'm sure we'll be seeing you in Who's Who before you know it.
Virtually yours,
Pat
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