Replies to post #43075 on Bravada International Ltd (BRAV)

[growthstocks]

oh man, is it a migraine, does it hurt?

lulu does attract men customers, but women's photos in their adds Im sure attracts men, and thats how lulu started, with women's fitness clothes only, but you dont see their investors complaining about that.

[maskedman]

Holy hell, guys.

This conversation is bordering on ridiculous. Actually I think we're already there.

Let's just say, good idea, DA! Maybe some people will come to check out this free fitness class that that new clothing store is offering and maybe they'll like what they see (on the racks that, yes, have been moved out of the way for the class), and maybe they'll purchase something, tell their friends about the place, etc...

Good stuff, nothing to come to blows over. All good things.

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[levitateme]

don't care who comes if they're planning to do some shopping afterwards : ) men do come into the stores to shop for their wives, girlfriends, neices, etc... or all 3.

doubt very much there will be much of a male presence at these classes though. it's a women's athletica fitness class. everything about BraVada is geared towards women.