I always conflate that show with the ones where they have your neighbors "renovate" your house with foamcore and hot glue, so I guess I assumed everything falls off in a few months.
The recent collapse of the French Tuck and Beard Oil industries suggest most subjects are back to disposable razors and cooking meatballs in the microwave.
The boys weren’t even out the door before the guys were deciding which wall was going to get the big screen tv and which one got that Kramer painting poster from his dorm.
Don’t ask what happened to the fuzzy throw pillows
My favorite was AJ Brown (Season 1, Episode 4): by the time Bobby the design guy called him to see how he liked his redone condo, AJ had already put it on the market.
Well, apparently they are doing better than the big home makeover show because most of those people can’t afford the taxes on their renovated houses and end up in foreclosure! WTH
I unironically think that there's probably a good show in taking 2 roughly equal people like they do, putting one through the usual glam up, new pants, blow dry and shave, and giving the other a cheque for however much the episode costs, then following up 6 months, 2 years, 5 years etc later
Not convinced the cheque person would be better off btw. Like most lottery winners being worse off 1 year later, I think the real lesson is "if you want people to thrive you have to take care of them"
They're much more likely to stick with their new fashion recommendations if they don't get indoctrinated into a religious group, particularly Evangelical Christianity.
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Khaki is a color, chinos are pants!
Thanks ADHD! 🤣
Probably not great, Paul.
Don’t ask what happened to the fuzzy throw pillows