Willamation

There are good and bad clothing stores.  Normaly I try to wear shirts that are cool but don't have logos on it but in this blog I am mostly going to talk about the "Bro" stores as I call them. Abercrombie, American eagle, Hollester and Aropostale.  out of all of these stores I like Aropostale the best. They sell pretty cheap cloathing that is relatively normal looking.  the next "O.K." store is American Eagle.  they sell some what normal clothing but the people can be a little weird.  the next store would be Hollister.  That store sells pretty decent clothing but you look kinda stupid walkin around in surfer clothing unless you actualy live in Hollester California.  the store is also pretty dark so I have no idea what color some of the clothes are so I will walk in there and buy what I think is a black polo and walk out wearing a neon rainbow polo, oops. but the store I hate the most is Abercrombie!  the people are weird and creepy and have no personal space boundries. "that shirt is too big" "I think it fits me ok" *moves in really close and pulls shirt tighter* "you know what I don't like this shirt anymore! Bye!" *runs out of store as fast as possible. true story by the way.  but really, the lighting is worse than Hollister and everybody is always yelling. why might you ask? because it is always obnoxiously-loud-rave-party-time in that store. and what bothers me the most is their advertisments.  as if the anerexia is bad enough in this country.  they have posters all over the store of shirtless guys which is pretty creepy when trying to buy stuff.  they wouldn't bother me as much if they at least advertised cloathing in them.  in most of them, there isn't any clothing in the shot at all!  I really see no point unless they are trying to advertise to people who think the clothing will make them look like that.  but they must be making millions because they are SO over priced. a freind of mine went in their and bought a pair of jeans that where on sale, a blank white undershirt and some socks and togeather it costed him $230!

When I see someone wearing clothing from one of those stores, I normaly think that they are trying to look normal but they are easly influenced by advertising!  don't get me wrong, I own several shirts from all of these stores (except for abercrombie) but I try to wear them as little as possible

 (SIDE NOTE: why do all the models looks so angry?)

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