> > Err... nothing at all. Except that saffron is several hundred dollars a pound, and Gap clothing is several hundred dollars per stitch.
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> No joke, but honestly I like GAP clothing. The commercials definitely leave something to be desired, but the clothes, or at least the ones I own, are really comfortable. But I only go when they are having major sales.
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The really scary part is: I remember when The Gap first opened. The jeans were popular for awhile, but then we all just went back to Levi's. And I remember when Levi's were not pre-washed. You had to buy them way too big and put them on in a bathtub full of water so when they shrank (shrinked? shrunk?), they fit your particular body. They tried to bring the "stiffies" back out a year or so ago; don't think it worked (thank heavens).