Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
The way some of the tables are set up at Panera is such that there is a bench and 2 accompanying stand alone chairs. I have sat next to people (I didn't know) if there was no other choice.
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The way some of the tables are set up at Panera is such that there is a bench and 2 accompanying stand alone chairs. I have sat next to people (I didn't know) if there was no other choice.
Did you get a seat? Stop crying. Would you rather the men wear yoga pants?
Retrodeb54
Surely you jest ...
My point was only that a table for 4 taken up by 1 for a long amount of time is wasted space and lost money. Table for 1 not so much.
Don't care about yoga's, don't like don't look IMO on that matter.
Retrodeb54
Surely you jest ...
haha I most certainly do not. The Lululemon guy had a point...except he failed to realize that most of the people who "should never wear these pants in public" can't afford his yoga pants. However, the threat will always remain as long as WalMart sells lounge wear
Huh?
Just another person griping about what others do without having nadz enough to say anything to the people he has an issue with.
Um, where is PANREA Bread? And what are YOGO pants?
Panera Bread places all over in MD. Yoga pants photo.
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Whew. I have seen some high riding yoga pants but....
Photo may be a bit extreme I just wanted TAMI2 to see what she will look like while grocery shopping.
lucky_bee
RBF expert
Huh?
"A lot of people don't belong [in our clothes], and they can't belong," Jeffries told Salon. "Are we exclusionary? Absolutely.
Lululemon shunning plus-size shoppers
He's talking about the people who really stretch those yoga pants out so they're thinner than tissue paper and leave little to the imagination. While he has a point that these pants don't belong on everybody, his attitude pissed people off. Plus, usually the people that do that, can't afford Lululemon anyways. They get the WalMart knock-offs. :shrug:
Retrodeb54
Surely you jest ...
I got what he said long ago, wasn't sure what you were trying to say. Thought maybe I was reading it wrong. Guess not. Wow
They are in the business of selling sandwiches and coffee, not in providing a place to hang out.
If you sign onto their wifi, you agree to their 'no spreading out during peak hours' policy. I have encountered those folks who turn the place into their office before, the fix is to go to the counter and ask for the shift manager to make a sweep through the place and open up some tables.
If you sign onto their wifi, you agree to their 'no spreading out during peak hours' policy. I have encountered those folks who turn the place into their office before, the fix is to go to the counter and ask for the shift manager to make a sweep through the place and open up some tables.
SEABREEZE 1957
My 401K is now a 201K
haha I most certainly do not. The Lululemon guy had a point...except he failed to realize that most of the people who "should never wear these pants in public" can't afford his yoga pants. However, the threat will always remain as long as WalMart sells lounge wear
That's quite an assumption. Are you saying most women larger than size 12 can't afford $78.00 yoga pants?
frequentflier
happy to be living
This thread reminds me of the shopping thread where someone referred to some people as "Oblivions".
Or maybe they are just self centered fidiots that don't give a flying fig about anyone but themselves.
Or maybe they are just self centered fidiots that don't give a flying fig about anyone but themselves.
Whaaaa???You mean the fix isn't getting on SOMD and WHINING about it?
Whoda thunk it?
They can afford them but would probably choose not to.
Lululemon is a status symbol store.
Women who are status conscious are typically fashionably thin.
There are a handful of large women who think skinny yoga pants are attractive on them.
Those women typically shop at department or discount stores, not boutiques.
I don't see this as a knock on large women so much as a reasonable and logical business decision and allocation of available sales space. Stores should not be required to sell all sizes and cater to all women, and I'm not sure why anyone is offended by this.
That can't possibly be true, otherwise they wouldn't offer wifi. What would you need internet for if you're going in to eat a sandwich and leave? Starbucks is the same thing: they offer wifi to encourage you to hang out.