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Adding video to channels (Money) - requested by MrFisk.

Isn't that just a retro brand t-shirt? Like the 'retro' rock band t-shirts? As if the 12 year old kids wearing Guns&Roses shirts bought their tees from the tour in the early 90s.

I wouldn't call that a fail. It seems to work on us.

Heh, I suppose it does Ryjkyj.

I attempted to title this sift appropriately in case the shirt in question was an actual brand name and all the text on the shirt were 100% part of the brand name. If this were the case, it would still be a fail of the brand (whoever made the shirt and outsourced it to Pakistan) and a fail for Walmart since they decided to carry something that advertises something that is false, brand name or not.

That's not really "fail." I doubt all shirts that say "American Eagle" on them are made in the USA.

I can definitely appreciate that. However, in my opinion, the shirt in this video is more specific in its expression of being a US born and made product. I think we can both agree the shirt in this ad is a bit more blatant versus something from American Eagle or American Outfitters. I will think about a more appropriate title for the vid while I sit here in my very customer-less liquor store.
>> ^JiggaJonson:

That's not really "fail." I doubt all shirts that say "American Eagle" on them are made in the USA.

You can use this little test to see if the shirt is American. Has the shirt invaded any middle eastern countries lately?

>> ^Tingles:
I will think about a more appropriate title for the vid while I sit here in my very customer-less liquor store.

I was under the impression that alcohol sales go up in a depression. It IS, after all, the cheapest form of entertainment.

True true. It's pretty dead till about 3pm on weekdays. Just the regulars that drink, a lot, every day come in before usually. Gives me plenty of time to watch vids.
>> ^Tymbrwulf:

>> ^Tingles:
I will think about a more appropriate title for the vid while I sit here in my very customer-less liquor store.
I was under the impression that alcohol sales go up in a depression. It IS, after all, the cheapest form of entertainment.