Kat Farmer DMBL40 #3 Does my behaviour look racist in this?

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She’s dull as dish water and as you’ve all said, what does she know about sustainability? Everyday she either buys something new

Sorry should have finished that sentence, she either buys something new or she’s sent something new. I don’t think she actually knows the meaning of sustainability even if it smacked her in her casual racist face
 
I haven’t watched it as at work but you would think of all weeks (cop 26) do so a fashion slot you would perhaps it would be around sustainable fashion. But perhaps the topic was chosen for her?!! Never the less she doesn’t come across as into sustainable fashion.. she is spend spend spend !!
 
Oh goodness, not that interminable Aligne herringbone coat!

It was an awkward watch - her delivery is so stilted.

I’m sceptical about regular clothes rental as a sustainable option. Definitely in vogue and virtue signalling and popular with the instahuns. No one seems to back up their endorsement though. I’ve read several articles and studies that suggest regular renting has a higher negative climate impact than other methods of using clothes, including recycling, selling and even throwing them away. The transportation, packaging and cleaning are the issues, especially for dry cleaning. It’s probably OK for rare special occasion use but the rather smug lady featured used her service 8 times a month.
Silly me for thinking that Kat might have done any research. 🤷‍♀️
 
Soapy Dolphin said:
Oh goodness, not that interminable Aligne herringbone coat!

It was an awkward watch - her delivery is so stilted.

I’m sceptical about regular clothes rental as a sustainable option. Definitely in vogue and virtue signalling and popular with the instahuns. No one seems to back up their endorsement though. I’ve read several articles and studies that suggest regular renting has a higher negative climate impact than other methods of using clothes, including recycling, selling and even throwing them away. The transportation, packaging and cleaning are the issues, especially for dry cleaning. It’s probably OK for rare special occasion use but the rather smug lady featured used her service 8 times a month.
Silly me for thinking that Kat might have done any research. 🤷‍♀️
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There is going to be a lot of backslapping and wine quaffing with the Sevenoaks set to celebrate the appearance tonight.
I would be worried about damaging anything I hired so no thanks to that. My cat would drag her claws down anything nice.
 
sixdinnersid83 said:
There is going to be a lot of backslapping and wine quaffing with the Sevenoaks set to celebrate the appearance tonight.
I would be worried about damaging anything I hired so no thanks to that. My cat would drag her claws down anything nice.
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Oh, you're obviously doing it wrong! 😀 You have to not care because you've got a truck load of freebies coming next week.
Sustainability? Job done. 👍
 
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