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I do like their pants but their shirts are just ok. The Nike clothes I have are just as nice!
I am here for the tea!🙌🏻
I never wear underwear when I work out
Meanwhile, all of Scotland and their sheep laughing!
"Love of Ayn Rand." OK all I heard was a love of selfishness, Narcissism, ans psychopathy.
Holy shit. You said Ayn Rand and I knew the rest of the story from there.
what in the Outer Worlds corp is this
You are appreciated.
There’s lulu lemon everywhere where I live
Its the fact that its made for YOGA but makes the whole yoga experience just uncomfortable
Asian people are fully able to pronounce the /l/. Famously, all non-spanish speakers struggle to pronounce the Spanish /rr/. Asians in general pronounce it close to /l/, whereas germanic will rather go for /j/ or /h/.
I'm Not A Woman And That Pissed Me Off WTF She Right What A Peace Of Shit
They are actually $199 for a basic pocketed pair. I went to try some on this past weekend and they are exactly the same quality my affordable fabletics leggings that I pay around $25 for
A little less outrage. I wanted to hear the story. But it’s soooo much you being outraged and cursing.
The original founder looks just like the type of person who would create yoga pants to see more women in yoga pants.
If fabric is pilling that's a fabric problem, not a you problem. It means the threads have broken. I avoided LuLuLemon because it radiated bizarre white-girl energy. It's sad that a lot of women were suckered in by the high price which they associated with quality.
Damn, well now I’m gonna be buying all my leggings second hand because YIKES.
Ur intro looked like u told death to back up but mixed with swears.
I agree with chip except I wouldn't use those facts to push a product . The main "push" of broth control, via planned Parenthood, had some really seedy motives …that had nothing to do with women's rights and freedoms . And women were used as guinea pig drug testers . Had women been left the option to stay home and raise children perhaps inflation wouldn't have been the monster it is today
the only lululemmon i own is either thrifted or given to me (my best friend’s cousin worked for one and got lots of stuff for cheap and gave it to us). never buying anything from a store for myself. i much prefer cheap leggings from costco tbh.
Oh god, of course he likes ayn rand
This guy needs to be put in a sweat shop
Oh no. Should I be upset with Alishamarie for sponsoring with them?
as of 4/6/2022 they have a snapchat filter and its vomit worthy
Sounds like a digimon
0:20 what have I just witnessed?
Don’t get me wrong, the video is nice but what was that?
Well, a company does have the right to choose their market. I they don’t want to cater to fat people that’s fine, just don’t be an asshole about it
To be fair, 3rd world countries are poor because of the low IQ and weak work moral and laziness of the people. It's up to them to become richer and make their countries better.
I agree with a lot of the points he makes.
Every time I've been trying to buy their stuff, they never have my size (4) and the workers always look at me like I don't deserve to shop there. Only been treated well once and was able to buy my favorite and only piece I'll ever wear from that company: The Swift Tech Racerback Tank Top
It's the most comfortable, breathy material I've ever come across, I was able to get it for $30 bucks (normally $65). For hot, humid summers, this top will make you feel like you're not wearing anything because its super light but it's amazing.
Best intro lady! Lol
I really like corporate casket, but I found this episode very disappointing.
90 percent of clothing is made in sweatshops with child labor. Can’t single out Lululemon for that. Don’t act all surprised.
The invasive sales culture of Lululemon sounds absolutely nightmarish from a customer perspective. Aggressive sales tactics like that would drive me out of the store. Also, the disdain athleticwear companies often have for fat people is just bizarre to me. One huge challenge as an overweight person to even get started exercising is finding clothes that fit and are affordable. The battle against fatphobia literally starts the moment you start seeking clothes to be more active in.
Can I just say that that was an awesome intro? It's pretty cool!
BTW they didn’t invent athleisure type of clothing.
I used to go to one for the free yoga classes. The GM that was there at first was not so company culture. The one after that a year or 2 later was a bit more into the cult shall we say.