I just thank God for idiots like Lila. If she didn’t pay $100 for a dress that contains $5 worth of materials, someone in Bangladesh wouldn’t have a job sewing that dress. And, I couldn’t buy it 6 months later at Good Will, or the Salvation Army for the $5 it’s actually worth, then turn around and send the money I saved to someone who needs it.
They are paid well enough that they want to do it instead of going to school, which would certainly be a better option, but it beats starving. My opinion of the people who keep the extra $95 for themselves instead of paying for that schooling and giving the kids time to attend is unprintable, but guess who I’m sending the money I save on the dress to.
LeoAutodidact over 10 years ago
Ah, fickle, fickle fashion!
kittylover2 over 10 years ago
I love The Salvation Army. Helped our family when I was young. Never forgot it to this day.
JWF Premium Member over 10 years ago
Good to know about Salvation Army. But I do find amazing home goods/treasures at our local Goodwill…
Diane Lee Premium Member over 10 years ago
I just thank God for idiots like Lila. If she didn’t pay $100 for a dress that contains $5 worth of materials, someone in Bangladesh wouldn’t have a job sewing that dress. And, I couldn’t buy it 6 months later at Good Will, or the Salvation Army for the $5 it’s actually worth, then turn around and send the money I saved to someone who needs it.
Peam Premium Member over 10 years ago
LeoAutodidact over 10 years ago
Sadly true, so much goes on Marketing and Bloated Salries.
Diane Lee Premium Member over 10 years ago
They are paid well enough that they want to do it instead of going to school, which would certainly be a better option, but it beats starving. My opinion of the people who keep the extra $95 for themselves instead of paying for that schooling and giving the kids time to attend is unprintable, but guess who I’m sending the money I save on the dress to.