Kelly Clarkson and a Brooklyn curiosity shop have traded public posts over a $15,000 animatronic bird, and the internet is split. Red Banyan CEO Evan Nierman told TODAY how the whole thing could have been avoided.
His fix was simple. “If you have a customer who’s willing to pay an exorbitant amount of money, and you know there’s a twin out there, sell the person the mechanical bird, get the twin and mount that one.”
Clarkson’s evidence didn’t help her case either. “When she attached a blurry, unreadable image of what was purported to be a price tag, I don’t think it helped her at all.”
And the store will live with this long after the posts stop. “You ask your favorite LLM in the future about Art of Play, and this will come up.”
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