Equifax is a joke. They fell asleep at the wheel despite being entrusted with the credit and financial information of millions of Americans. They were previously sued by a large number of people for failing to update their credit records. Given how backward and pro-corporate the US banking system is, they’ll likely…

As a hiring manager I would personally find the e-mail redundant. I wouldn’t see it as a personal affront or anything but I think it’s superfluous. I think the call and thank you note are both good, though.

I like how you’re supposed to be big and gracious about this when a lot of companies won’t even get back to you after an interview. You have to contact them to find out you’re out of the running.

I sure hope you’re donating a significant portion (let’s say 20-30%) of your salary (and not just this month, but MONTHLY) to both hurricane/natural disaster relief efforts and to organization that help fight homelessness, poverty, and offer birth control.

It’s amazing how much love people project onto an embryo inside a woman’s body (as long as she doesn’t want it there) and how much disdain they’ll give an actual grown human person.

They only have to be born before the Republicans will start to call them an inconvenient burden.

Here’s a thought. Get behind early sex education, free and abundant birth control, and plenty of low cost child care.

it’s a joke.

He’s a combination of Winston Churchill and a shady New York drag queen, which is the kind of leadership our world needs right now. He’s amazing.

I am not really much of a kid person but I really do love this kid’s resting bitch face.

Mostly because their prices continue to increase while their quality continues to decrease.

Their quality is crap and they stopped focusing on basics. None of this is surprising to me.

Because they’re part of my work uniform, I don’t trust anyone who actually chooses to wear khaki.

How can Athleta Be a lower end version of the Gap?. Everything at Athleta is more expensive than the Gap. And, yes... it did suffer design-wise when Gap took over. Boo.

The crazy stripe sweater was peak GAP for me. Everything else has been the decline.

Since The Limited closed I also have nowhere to buy work clothes too. Clothing shopping is such a chore now. Everything is ugly.

It seems to me that consumers, in general, want Gap for “casual basics” and BR for “work basics.” But when you go in the stores, you find poorly-fitting clothes that are trying to be trendy but not actually cool, and they’re priced like luxury items, not basics.

It was part of the push to convince every woman to wear at least three layers of tops, winter or summer.

Gap went balls deep into the Normcore trend and couldn’t get out in time to save itself. Those stores deserve to close and the clothes deserve to burn.

They pissed me off with their cheap fabrics and bad cuts. AND the fact their stores ostentatiously stocked nothing above an XL, even though you could get “extended sizes” easily on their websites. You don’t want people to see me buying clothes in your stores? I’m not buying them off your website, either.