that the company was not donating any of the proceeds to the struggling government agency.
"These products were designed, sold, and distributed by an independent vendor. They are being removed from the site," Urban Outfitters said in a statement to Business Insider. "Any additional questions should be directed to the independent vendor." Before they were removed, the product pages made no mention of the ongoing plight of the USPS, which is swiftly running out of funding as aover the future of the agency and its role in the upcoming presidential election.
hahaha... capitalism is still alive and well i see
I wish it was that no one was buying it because excess clothing is a waste of money. But yeah, whoever was going to buy this, move that money into an investment account and thank me later.
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