Friday, December 10, 2010

Crazy story about Abercrombie & Fitch perfume

This afternoon, environmentalist group Teens Turning Green is protesting rampant cologne usage at the Abercrombie & Fitch flagship on Fifth Avenue and 57th Street. Racked correspondent Cynthia Drescher is on the scene.
-->This afternoon, environmentalist group Teens Turning Green is protesting rampant cologne usage at the Abercrombie & Fitch flagship on Fifth Avenue and 57th Street. Racked correspondent Cynthia Drescher is on the scene.

4:15pm I'm here. There are about 20 of them protesting, and foreign tourists with DSLR camers are very interested.
4:18pm: The protesters are saying "You know how tourists pose for photos in front of the store? They should pose with us!"
4:22pm: They're dressed very chic, the protesters. Mainly girls. I bet Abercrombie & Fitch wishes they had them as customers. Guys holding A&F shopping bags are even taking pictures of them.
4:25pm: More quotes: "I consider it a violation of People's rights." "They spray it every few hours." "you go in, you pass by, and it's on your clothes. There are 11 different chemicals in it that we don't know what they do."
4:28pm: Now they're starting a new chant!

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