Welcome to the Wallet Show Aftercast, all the stuff we didn't get to during the course of the show today, including this one.

It would be too long to talk about on the radio show.

It started when it was a brisk, it was a hot summer day, and I was on TikTok, just trying to enjoy my life.

And I see this lady doing a TikTok, American Eagle, you are done.

Done, done, done. I used to love your clothes, but you are done to me now. I will never shop with you again. And of course it got me. I'm like, well, what is this lady so upset about? Really? Because me, I'd be like, well, that's her problem, not mine. But me, I'm kind of nosy. I'm like, all right, well, what did American Eagle do? You're an American Eagle gene guy too, right? I am, yeah, I am an A&E guy.

And so I'm wearing them right now.

And so... I'm like, all right, well, what did American Eagle do? You're an American Eagle gene guy too, right? I am, yeah, I am an A&E guy.

And so I'm wearing them right now.

And so I'm like, okay, well, let me look at this.

So I watched the ad, okay, so it's an American Eagle ad with Sidney Sweeney.

And let me play the ad for you.

And then Betty LaRock, do you know anything about this?

No.

Okay.

I want you to try to tell me why this lady could possibly be so upset.

Here we go.

Jeans are passed down from parents to offspring,

often determining traits like hair color, personality,

and even I color.

My jeans are blue.

Cindy's Twinney, Casper Keynes. There you go. What is so offensive? Is that what I sounded like? Yes, it is. You sound like this. You kind of do this thing. Now, the ad is a typical jeans ad, a little over sexualized, you know, whatever. But that is not the problem.

So what do you think, yeah, see, so what do you think the problem is?

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