Joseph and friend saw this in chicos. He points out, "I think the 'it' in quotes actually makes sense, given the long list of items -- maybe we were supposed to check them out."
Maybe you're really supposed to check someone out...
They're being subtle. You're supposed to remove the QMs and read "Check Out". As in, buy something and leave. The sentiment of many retail workers, I might add.
Personally, I'm hoping that this is a new Chico's policy: you can check out their new clothes from the plasticene garment librarian creature, then return them two weeks later. My budget and I are in!
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PANTS
PANTS
PANTS!!
At least it doesn't read "Check 'Tit' Out"!
They're being subtle. You're supposed to remove the QMs and read "Check Out". As in, buy something and leave. The sentiment of many retail workers, I might add.
People say "what's that"--it's Pat!
i think that mannequin more than qualifies as an "it". definitely having a chico's kind of day.
That's their Spring campaign - Check "it" out?
The bizarre punctuation is probably only a fraction of the issues they have.
I boycott them forever.
boy, sitboaf doesn't play when it comes to advertising!
Personally, I'm hoping that this is a new Chico's policy: you can check out their new clothes from the plasticene garment librarian creature, then return them two weeks later. My budget and I are in!
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