i tried to watch that abercrombie documentary i i got through like 10 minutes i was like all right
i'm i'm not doing this i just wanted to be like nostalgic but no they're just going to
talk about white people the whole time i'm like all right whatever is it ever stupid i was like
you know my dad loves abercrombie and hollister because they have like the dad lounge chairs
yeah and so whenever he would like get forced to take me in my sister's
shop he's like can we go there and my mom was like no that's so expensive
i have to watch this i have to watch i was obsessed with abercrombie
oh
soy milk me too i was surprised okay i'm gonna
speaking of soy milk i'm gonna expose him he is a receipt toucher okay i knew it
like i made it off common about touching receipts he's like oh you believe that he's like
rubbing the receipts on his face i'm like that's literally like getting [ __ ] in
the ass to own your like homophobic dad or something it's like you're the one
getting [ __ ] in the ass not me it's like touch all the receipts you want
wow oh my god yeah they're just like
like why does everything have to be inclusive with everything abercrombie was just its own thing like
who cares you would literally you'd walk in the store and like the whole store smelled like a
hot guy i love that smell yes and i love it and i wear it because it's like unisex like
i still wear it i love it i would be like take all my money which at the time was sixty dollars
everything i have the [ __ ] music oh the shirtless guy standing outside oh it was
so good it was when life was good back in the 90s and early aughts yeah they didn't have any
shortcutted guys at the wall i couldn't they had and they had black guys too they had a vocational
shirtless black guy like let's let's not be rash here i couldn't afford abercrombie back in the day
oh yeah i went thrift store it was the expensive store at the mall yeah i would buy like i had
there's still a charlotte ruse at our mall but not wet ceilings i don't know if they all closed
or just the one at the mall but there is a charlotte roost there still papaya is like
the new version of that i have this dress is from there surprisingly what's papaya it's
like a forever 21 charlie uh wet seal the board is it spelled normally yeah it's like the fruit
where did my oh where did this window go here it is here it is okay here we go you know that
you're getting close yes daddy big night club beats and they're just did guys it was such a
pop culture phenomenon it was an all-american look i considered myself an all-american girl
no it makes me uncomfortable because they're probably like 16.
no they're probably 24 dressed up to look like they're 16. kind of like they do for
all the teen shows on on right weren't adam kriegler and malin ackerman like two of
the original abercrombie models yes what what craigslist was definitely an abercrombie model
he's he's shy about it because he's trying to like you know be about his brains now but he's oh he's
crappy like yeah i was she hides the fact that he was a hot abercrombie this is like a marky mark
situation where you're not allowed to like address the fact that we all knew that he was marky mark
right and this guy with a [ __ ] carnival mustache this this smacks very much to me
like the dear white people show yes exactly that's why i stopped watching it i was like no
i know something that's good is this documentary just a bunch of black people calling abercrombie
racist basically oh god gotta find the controversy look i grew up in the hood and i know several
black people that wore abercrombie they actually really liked it like i don't know where like
i know black people that were able to be all the time this is a little gay this is diversity right
now oh my god yeah like yeah what yeah that's super good this is [ __ ] gay right here yeah
progressive before progressive this is very diverse rooted themselves in discrimination at
everything oh shut the [ __ ] up people liked that brand exclusion is part of our society
white people should have nothing talking about explosions oh god it's so dumb
racially discriminated against it was that we were good looking enough like hey look there's
asians yeah girl you're a five it doesn't make it black no no they discriminated against ugly
people period no matter what color you are yeah it's not a [ __ ] skin color thing no
he's coping in high school to work there i actually have some bad news
i'm unfortunately going to have to love you love you and leave you much as i am very much
enjoying this this dream i'm sorry it is it is actually 1 30 in the afternoon oh my god
and i have to i have to go and finish some work which is really sad because
i would much rather stay here with you guys um daisy tell people where they can find you and
etc yes you can find me on youtube just type my name daisy c and then cousins with an e c o u
s e n s type it into youtube i'm on twitter under the same name and instagram and facebook so and
thank you so much for having me chrissy and it was so nice to meet all you lovely ladies thank you
for coming i'm going to follow you on everything yes i'll see you i hope to see you all soon
yes daisy thank you love you love you bye back to this bank
bank went all the way yeah all american doesn't mean all white again you're all so ugly exactly
oh god oh my god look at her she's white and she's [ __ ] hideous so they only wanted in shape
attractive people to be their models how [ __ ] shocking yeah i know right how can you believe it
that's what i mean like the victorian secret [ __ ] all that is so stupid
when i was in high school i wanted to work at nyx pizzeria in rockville center and i was like hey
and they they literally said like did they say to my face no they didn't even need to say it i
looked around and i go oh there's nothing but hot italian men that are working here i put two
and two together and i said please can i be the cashier and they were like okay fine and that was
it and it's like you know stores are allowed to have a [ __ ] brand you're allowed to have a vibe
not everyone needs to be doing everything by the way that's such a great business model we had a
shoe store at one of the malls by us that only hired really hot men and then would tell the
women how amazing they looked in all the shoes and women were coming out with like 20 boxes it was
genius it was called backstage and it was at the woodfield mall in schaumburg and that was the best
business model ever so smart people stopped being smart they didn't invent class they just packaged
white white-hot it's it's amazing i'm actually shocked that netflix is losing subscribers with
amazing content like this like it's it's such a you know such a brain scratcher there's actually
a great youtube channel called company man and it's literally everything is the rise and fall
of all these different businesses so it's not surprising that netflix seems to be taking uh
a page from that guy's channel like it's literally the same for how this guy does
well did you guys see the meme going around today where it's like the netflix adaptation let me see
if i can find it and share it with you guys it's so [ __ ] funny about you know how you
have something that's like traditionally all one thing and then netflix makes everything like black
and it's like a missing leg yeah i saw that yes
yeah and it's like oh everything you liked was wrong everything you have nostalgia for is [ __ ]
racist or white supremacist like anything you grew up loving like star wars like comic books
anything movies tv shows no you were racist for liking that and then [ __ ] all that we're gonna
redo it well what's frustrating is whenever a lot of the new stuff acts like they're the first thing
to invent putting women or people who aren't white in any content like oh look alois like
she's the first female video game character ever or something like that and it's like man back in
the day back in the 90s and stuff there were all kinds of stuff that we watched that had
you know female leads or shows with that were predominantly black and all kinds of stuff like
that but they want to act like that didn't exist and diversity is new now this is just a new thing
yeah will they complain about and yell at people yeah yeah they're gasoline it's like them going
this is how they are transgender gay character in star trek and it's like really because they
had that back in the 1960s but oh yeah that's right you didn't watch the [ __ ] show you read
like what did the [ __ ] computer of the enterprise of all of the starships
within starfleet oh is that a black man ho isn't that crazy and they did that back in the 60s so
all these people are just [ __ ] yeah i grew up in the 80s all the coolest people that we
loved from michael jackson to michael jordan to oprah i mean it was like it was amazing it
was an amazing time yeah and they didn't obsess and pat themselves on the back
exactly black or asian person that they had involved in something yeah it was just seen
as normal and to me that's the best way to do it is just treat that like it's normal stop trying
to like expect an award because you put a black person on your tv show i mean that's just yeah
how did it get defensive to their talent as well as you know it is focus on you know individuals
you know to say that the merit of what that person is bringing is not their you know incredible
acting ability or their craft or whatever sort of reduces them down to a stereotype and a trope and
i think that's unfortunate for all these people who are doing amazing work and you know they're
they're not getting the credit for who they are they're getting you know some sort of stereotype
award and that that's unfortunate for them my friend black she just graduated college
and she's like going and getting like journalism she's putting out a resume she's like she was sad
about it she's like i don't know if they're going to hire me because i'm good or because i'm black
right and she was just like really sad over it because you're like making them feel like they did
all this work and you're not even gonna actually look at it you're just like oh you're black so
okay i can tell you i i had an invitation recently to be on a podcast and the invitation was oh we're
trying to get you know awesome female guests and here are all the women that we've gotten
and i said well i'm not comfortable coming on as a female guest but i'll come on as a guest
and the guy was like oh okay yeah oh yeah thanks for calling me out on that and it was just yeah
i was like you know i'm not i don't want to be the one to check your box i've had that before
yeah words of direct black and what that box it's you sent an opinion you know it's
like i'm just coming on as a guest if you want to have a good guest i'll be there but i'm not
going to be your female guest i hear like just and i know that people mean this as a
compliment but like yeah about once a week like a tweet a comment like wow i normally
don't find women funny but you're great you're like you're really funny for a girl
it's like yeah it doesn't mean much when your only basis for like female comedian is amy schumer i'm
like that tells me that you barely like comedy if that's all you've been exposed to uh and it's also
crazy that like suddenly groups of people who 20 years ago were not victims were not uh you know
in like a struggling class now all of a sudden in the 2020s are now victims