THE WOMEN OF WAL-MART. 
Playboy invites Wal-Mart women to pose
NEW YORK - Here's one thing you won't find at Wal-Mart.
Adult entertainment company Playboy Enterprises on Monday invited Wal-Mart employees to pose nude for a photo series on its Internet site, no small irony since the world's largest retailer won't sell Playboy magazines on its shelves.
"Wal-Mart employees have a reputation for being cheerful and now Playboy.com is giving them a chance to smile for the camera," a statement from Playboy said.
In recent years, Playboy has made a splash with other corporate-themed pictorials such as "Women of Starbucks" and "Women of Enron".
Wal-Mart spokeswoman Sarah Clark said the solicitation "is something that we have never even considered. If there happens to be any interest from an associate (to pose), we will look into it at that time."
Playboy invites Wal-Mart women to pose
NEW YORK - Here's one thing you won't find at Wal-Mart.
Adult entertainment company Playboy Enterprises on Monday invited Wal-Mart employees to pose nude for a photo series on its Internet site, no small irony since the world's largest retailer won't sell Playboy magazines on its shelves.
"Wal-Mart employees have a reputation for being cheerful and now Playboy.com is giving them a chance to smile for the camera," a statement from Playboy said.
In recent years, Playboy has made a splash with other corporate-themed pictorials such as "Women of Starbucks" and "Women of Enron".
Wal-Mart spokeswoman Sarah Clark said the solicitation "is something that we have never even considered. If there happens to be any interest from an associate (to pose), we will look into it at that time."
