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My El Camino Is Cooler Than Your Hybrid

Marketing hybrids is a challenge. You just can’t get past the one failing point of hybrids. Hybrid are simply not cool.

Deal with it. Do you know what is cool? An El Camino is.

Save your redneck jokes, my red El Camino was born cooler than your hybrid when it rolled off the Fremont California assembly line in 1966. Sure, all the Hollywood A-Listers have a Prius, or a Leaf, or an Insight. But I have rarely looked to those who occupy the gossip columns to cue my behavior. After all, I have been married for over 10 years, apparently 3 months is en vogue. The last time you saw an Elky with the Hollywood crowd was on “My Name is Earl,” incidentally, the story of moral virtues in pursuit of good karma.  I get it; it’s the mullet of cars, business in the front, party in the back and redneck all over. It doesn’t matter, my El Camino is cooler than your hybrid.

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Why Clothes Cost What They Do – Well Spent

A little over a month ago, newbie direct-to-consumer e-tailer Everlane, posted the below infographic on their Tumblr.

4,100 notes later, and the image is still going strong. Though a clever and fairly artful depiction of the inner workings of the apparel industry, it's not entirely accurate.

In his response to the image (which is still one of the best I've read to date), Jon Moy, co-founder of Run of the Mill and blogger behind Getting Beat Like You Stole Something and Tina Rated Tina Approved, explained why:

How much should a designer get paid for designing something? How much would you want to get paid to sew the same thing over and over again for 5 days a week? What about the people who work in the warehouse, packing and shipping everything? Things like this just beg more questions than provide any real answers. What is a living wage? More importantly, what's a wage that you would take for making something? Maybe t-shirts shouldn't cost 15-20 dollars because it demonstrates that someone down the line isn't getting paid fairly. No one likes hearing justifications for things they find 'overpriced'. But when's the last time someone asked you how much your work is worth?

I reblogged Jon's response, as did many others. Shortly after, I received the following message:

I respectfully, and forcefully disagree with your characterization of Everlane's infographic. Clothing retail lacks transparency and anyone who has seen how things work knows that some retailers put out fair markups and others do not even come close. The exact same pants cost $200 from Epaulet and $400 from Ovadia. A T-shirt of the same quality of material, construction, cut and country of origin costs $15 from Everlane and $50 from James Perse. One is a fair price, and the other is overpriced.

I responded:

My issue with Everlane's infographic is that it's a dangerous over-simplification. Essentially, Everlane is attempting to demonize any clothing company charging greater than 2.25% its manufacturing costs. That's ludicrous. Running a clothing company is expensive. Period. No matter how big or small, there's always going to be unavoidable overhead. Mark-ups exist to cover that overhead. They pay for office space, employee payroll, web hosting, web design. They help to cushion the inevitable losses incurred from factory fuck-ups, shipping damages, fabric imperfections. The list goes on. None of that is accounted for in the image. Instead, mark-ups are depicted as some great ruse being perpetrated on the guileless consumer. And that's just not true.

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Kimble, We Hardly Knew Ye

I grew up in Germany during a time without speed limits on our highways. I probably drove 500.000 kilometers, always at the maximum, and thats the kind of school required to win Gumball. But even with all of this experience I felt that I could hurt someone if I made a mistake. And after 10 years of extreme driving I decided to quit street racing. Most Gumball participants don't know the limits of their cars and fail to avoid obvious dangers.

Thus spake Kim Schmitz, later known as "Kimble", and then finally as "Kim Dotcom", regarding his decision to stop participating in the Gumball Rally. As many TTAC readers know, Mr. Dotcom recently found out the hard way that there is one thing more consistently dangerous than "500,000 kilometers at the maximum": endangering the fiscal interests of the corporations which own the United States Government lock, stock, and barrel. It's one thing to be Roman Polanski yucking it up in Paris for three decades after he sodomized a child and fled the country. Quite another to allow someone to download Katy Perry's newest CD without paying for it. That's Justice, American Style.

It's a shame, because Kimble was a car guy, even if he wasn't quite the kind of "car guy" we normally get here at TTAC… and when it came to wrecking hyper-expensive vehicles, nobody did it better.

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The PJ Tatler » So, Washington Post, How Does One Determine the Motive of a Muslim Man Who Shouts "Allahu Ackbar" While Shooting US Landmarks?

I ask, because the Post appears to be confused. Here is how the press sages with layers and layers of fact checkers and editors headline an interesting story:

Motive of shooter who targeted military sites is unclear

Ok. "Unclear motive." Got it. Here's the story's first two paragraphs.