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As a rule, I hate brand emails, mostly because I hate emails. Every day I do my silly little skincare regimen and do my silly little tasks: check my email, check Twitter, open a Google doc to write three complete sentences, check my email again, respond to someone too quickly and respond to someone else two days late, and then open up a Google doc again, only to hate the three sentences I just wrote. Most of my emails are, \u201CThat works, thanks!\u201D or \u201CHi, sorry for the delay here\u2026\u201D or \u201CDo you mean PST or EST?\u201D Not enough of my emails have phrases like \u201Ca bouquet of newly sharpened pencils\u201D (You\u2019ve Got Mail) or have the flirtatious-disastrous energy of the emails characters write in the superior Sally Rooney novel Conversations With Friends, an incredible book about emailing.
Despite all this, I have opened many emails from \u201Cslutty Eileen Fisher,\u201D or, the brand Reformation. As a person of small boob experience, many times I have expected a Reformation titty top to change my life. This almost happened once, but ultimately did not happen, for reasons I do not need to get into here. (A teensy bit more about that here.) I wore a Reformation linen dress for my 24th birthday, and the strap broke before I even left my apartment for the pregame; I think it\u2019s funny that, pre-2020, Reformation had the exact same taste in white girls as Leonardo DiCaprio, and I think that\u2019s why they refused to ever repost me when I tagged them in an Instagram in 2018. (Lame, I know, but let she who doesn't want free stuff cast the first stone.)
I stopped shopping there during the summer, after former employees described a culture of racism at its stores. Somehow, I can\u2019t escape the Reformation email list and their messages. I open more Reformation emails than not, I am ashamed to say. But in my defense, these emails are utterly wacky and make me laugh all the time. \u201CTHE LINEN COLLECTION,\u201D their latest email screamed at me, as I looked out my window and frowned at the snow on the ground.
\u201CYOUR BOSS IS AT THE CLUB\u201D is not an email I open because I think that my boss might actually be at the club. (I also don\u2019t have a boss.) It\u2019s an email I open because: what does this possibly have to do with a $200 linen dress, or whatever. These emails aren\u2019t advertising anything, really. They read like one-off missives from that girl you met in line for the bathroom at that concert that one time \u2014 a truly important genre of relationships that the Jonathan panDemme has robbed us of. But what if, after you and that girl exchanged numbers and swore to get drinks sometime, she just kept texting you?
I have so many ideas about this character, who appears in my inbox every so often. I imagine that she really is someone I met once, but the details are foggy. We had one conversation, and the same day I get a push alert from Clubhouse asking me to \u201Cwelcome her,\u201D she\u2019s sending me an invitation to her wedding with the gloriously clear subject line: \u201CSECOND MARRIAGE.\u201D She\u2019s like your good friend\u2019s other friend, the one you see once a year at a birthday dinner and have no plans to build a friendship with because why would you?
This is another one: unprompted, you get a message from her that says, \u201CDOING NOTHING IN A HOT TUB.\u201D Is that an invitation or a dare? These are the kind of texts I reply \u201Chaha wut\u201D to, because, Kimberly, what else is there to say! But I like this fantasy of a phantom cool girl eating In-N-Out in a hot tub, texting me for no reason other than she\u2019s bored and thinks it would make sense for us to be friends, whatever that means.
There\u2019s another genre of Reformation emails, too. The \u201Cex\u201D email, which is: a subject line that appeals to my desire to impress someone I used to see and am no longer seeing, which is not an emotional void I have ever bought clothes to fill.
I buy clothes optimistically, to make things true about myself: I want to be elegant and feminine, but unfussy. I want to look casual but nice. I want every night to feel like The Last Days of Disco, and every morning to feel like To the Wonder. I want to have a picnic and not spill a little something on my shirt and get eaten alive by mosquitos. I want my collarbone to always be on display. Nothing about that has to do with dressing for a man (?!) that I\u2019m not making plans to see (?!).
Though not directly ex-focused, \u201CHICKIES\u201D does seem to come from a similar misgiving. I don\u2019t want to see an ex and I also don\u2019t want a hickey. I\u2019m an adult. I\u2019m saving money for a Dyson vacuum. No, I\u2019m not en route to get a damn hickey.
6) In 2015, then-Vice President Biden hosted Hunter Biden and Devon Archer and other business associates at the official residence of the Vice President. The topic of discussion was filling the top seat at the United Nations. The Kazakhstani government official who wanted the U.N. position attended both dinners at Caf Milano with then-Vice President Biden.
9) In May 2017, James Gilliar, a Biden family associate, emailed Hunter Biden and other associates to formalize how they would divide the profit from their deal with CEFC, a Chinese Communist Party linked energy company. Gilliar indicated Joe Biden would receive 10 percent, which has been confirmed by former Biden family associate, Tony Bobulinski.
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