American Apparel Ad Complaints Gets Slammed

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After receiving a copy of a recent American Apparel ad (which appeared in the Austin Chronicle) with a sticky note adhered to it which read, “My God!! What were you thinking? What the hell are you selling anyway?”, Austin Chronicle writer Michael Bartnett humorously dissects the query and offers up a lengthy and witty reply

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