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Jumping the Tibor.
He looks like he sucks cock for a living...!!!
LolAnything to allow his wardrobe to expand...
why was Pou-pou at Pitti?
I've been asking this question for years now. I don't understand why a clothing wholesaler convention seems so fascinating to people, although obviously social media and clothing fora such as SF have a lot to do with the fascination.
It's rather like a car lover going to a convention of car-part manufacturers, rather than to an auto show. I like cars, but by and large I don't care about the company that makes the bolts that hold the sub-frame together, or that makes the window-wiper motors. It's the same with Pitti - I like clothing but Pitti seems like an awful experience unless you're actually involved in the business.
However, I suppose that going to Pitti can give you the sense of being an insider, of being part of the action, and I suppose that appeals to some people. They're no longer just chatting about menswear on the internet - they're actually in the centre of #menswear action!
The eagerly awaited results of the permanent style readership survey are out. 100% representative and never to be questioned. 140k£ average income? My ass! Really looking forward how he'll use this as an excuse whenever criticism comes up.
https://www.permanentstyle.com/2020/01/ps-readership-survey-the-results.html
In addition it is a well known error that in surveys such as this respondents exaggerate their income.
In addition it is a well known error that in surveys such as this respondents exaggerate their income.
The eagerly awaited results of the permanent style readership survey are out. 100% representative and never to be questioned. 140k£ average income? My ass! Really looking forward how he'll use this as an excuse whenever criticism comes up.
https://www.permanentstyle.com/2020/01/ps-readership-survey-the-results.html
He also only publishes the results but we don't see the actual survey's results or the actual number of participants.
Considering how dishonest he is with his reviews, I cannot help but think that he manipulated his data.
It's hilarious how you guys get all worked up because you make less than 130k GBP. Boohoo.
The average reader income is not £130,000 as he himself admits in the smaller print later on, but before that he states this ''His average income is £130k ($170k).'' When you're looking at salaries and for the average of what people earn, you are not looking at the statistical average as a couple of super high earners will skewer the figures, as it's really only a statistic and doesn't represent the income of the individual very well.
What you want is the mode, i.e. what most people actually earn and the median middle point. Here he admits it is £86k. That's the middle point for 50% of his readership earn more than that and 50% less.
While the statement that the average income £130,000 may be statistically correct. It is not correct when applied to indviduals as what the individual average reader gets in income. What this is, I suspect would be in a range well below £100,000.
thats assuming people on the survey didn't lie.
actually the £86k. so his audience is mostly aspires to have the trappings of rich, storied, bespoke stuff...a that salary point there are tradeoffs. thats assuming people on the survey didn't lie.
Everything is relative....how big is your mortgage? Not yours, but in general. You can have a much bigger sartorial disposal income out in the provinces, or not. In London £86k is a pleb, in Hull that's something else. But then again, if you don't have a mortgage to pay in London and have inherited or paid for a stately pad, or not, then that's something else again.
£86k is a lot and also not a lot depending on your circumstances. As is £130K.
That's why our mascot, doesn't quite get it. And nor should he, mascots aren't there to be clever or street wise. In fact being a bit thick, or half witted is a good thing. For those not in the real world. Hope he has Paypal account, we can then sponsor his willful ignorance.
actually the £86k. so his audience is mostly aspires to have the trappings of rich, storied, bespoke stuff...a that salary point there are tradeoffs. thats assuming people on the survey didn't lie.
Reel it back in a bit mate.
That reminds me of a survey that was handed out when I was in first-year uni, asking about sexual experience, preferences and so on. All anonymous, of course.
The results were collated and circulated later and I was rather surprised to read that apparently all of my male classmates were veritable Don Juans who appeared to roger almost anything that moved based on the frequency of their experiences, while almost all of my female classmates appeared to be almost virgin-like in their lack of experience!
I think that this is what most people who follow lifestyle blogs are like. There's an awful lot of "aspiration" out there and in places like the US and Australia (and presumably the UK, too), pretty much everyone who is young and middle class assumes that they will be successful as they become older. Of course, the reality is sadly different...
I think that this is what most people who follow lifestyle blogs are like. There's an awful lot of "aspiration" out there and in places like the US and Australia (and presumably the UK, too), pretty much everyone who is young and middle class assumes that they will be successful as they become older. Of course, the reality is sadly different...