Jennifer Elise Cox

Maybe Bushwick.

Bushwick.

Right?

Yeah.

Right.

I've read about this being a trend.

Okay, let's talk about Samantha for a second.

I totally forgotten about the whole fake Fendi storyline.

And I think it's so interesting because we don't ever mention child labor or anything because maybe that would be too heavy.

But like since then, there's been a lot of education about why you can make a cheap bag

You know, that looks the same.

But then also there was, I can't remember which brand it was, and I probably shouldn't say, but there was some brand where they found that the true brand was also using child labor and that the bag costs a tiny, tiny fraction of what they charge.

And I feel like now there's a lot more thought and education into fast fashion versus real versus child labor versus not versus what are you actually buying?

Not to say that the brands aren't still important.

They are.

But back then, I feel like that was just the...

Rise of the brand.

Right.

Right.

The fact that this guy is selling the fake Fendi's and Samantha's like, you can't tell until you look inside.