Excuse me, I am looking for organic tattoos and the non-GMO Pavement compilation

Come for the produce, stay for the … tattoos?
A new line of stores being rolled out by Whole Foods may host quirky local businesses like record shops and tattoo parlors, Bloomberg reported on Thursday (Feb. 11). The initiative is called “Friends of 365.” It sounds like a joke, but you can read about it yourself on the company’s website.
“We like to mix things up,” the company writes. “Record shop? Tattoo parlor? Maybe!”

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:Corporate hipsters. Neat.

Payless took over a former Armani store, renamed the retail location as "Palessi," and stocked the outlet with its discount-priced boots, heels, tennis and leisure shoes. Then, it invited a flock of partygoers and sold them the shoes, typically priced at $20-$40 in Payless stores, at inflated designer price tags of $200 to $600.

"Palessi" sold about $3,000 worth of shoes within a few hours and, after the shoppers paid, staffers told them that the shoes were actually from Payless, according to AdWeek, which reported on the event Wednesday. "They are elegant (and) sophisticated," one shopper described her purchase as, in a Payless video posted on YouTube.

AvgMSUJoe wrote:People are dumb.

My wife insists "you get what you pay for" on most things.

She's a simple gal.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

AvgMSUJoe wrote:People are dumb.

My wife insists "you get what you pay for" on most things.

She's a simple gal.

I'm a simple guy, but there are quite a few things in life where you do, indeed, "get what you pay for".

Banks2Mason wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote: I'm a simple guy, but there are quite a few things in life where you do, indeed, "get what you pay for".

especially prostitutes

Banks2Mason wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote: I'm a simple guy, but there are quite a few things in life where you do, indeed, "get what you pay for".

especially prostitutes

tGreenWay wrote:

Banks2Mason wrote:

especially prostitutes

This, but with one exception: Twenty bucks gets you a toothless meth head, and there’s nothing quite like a gummy hummer.

I.B. Fine wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:

This, but with one exception: Twenty bucks gets you a toothless meth head, and there’s nothing quite like a gummy hummer.

Is this a humble brag? didn't realize you cleared the thin scabby lips.

tGreenWay wrote:

I.B. Fine wrote:

Is this a humble brag? didn't realize you cleared the thin scabby lips.

If you can find a toothless hooker who’s been tweaking long enough, she might even let you stick it through one of the holes in her cheek. Costs extra, obvs.