It’s hard not to build one with 70% off eyewear! I’ve gifted a lot of my collection over the years though so it’s thinner than you’d think.Aloha. You must have one hell of a collection.
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It’s hard not to build one with 70% off eyewear! I’ve gifted a lot of my collection over the years though so it’s thinner than you’d think.Aloha. You must have one hell of a collection.
We were honestly. Hands down the best job I’ve ever had in my life and it was truly a privilege to work for them.Welcome!
They all look so engaged and happy in that pic.
Does it include hookers and coke? If it doesn't then you don't need to write a bookFortunately, I left right as Luxottica took over. So I worked there for 4 years prior to the acquisition.
I didn’t keep up too much with Oakley when I left as I had just graduated college and started my career in accounting. But when I revisited a store maybe 4-5 years after I left (so around 2016ish) I was blown away by how much everything changed. Felt like a completely different company. They really ruined so many of the things that made Oakley special and I’m not afraid to say it. Any true Oakley OG’s know exactly what I’m talking about. I could write a book about it but ain’t nobody got time for that!
I just stumbled on this forum a couple days ago and I’m glad I found it!Welcome, glad to have real Oakley expert on
I wish haha. The reps who got to work with celebrities and athletes probably own all of those stories.Does it include hookers and coke? If it doesn't then you don't need to write a book
Maaaan If Oakley was still the same Oakley (90s) i would definitely apply for a part time job. Just to get that employee discount and access to limited stuffI wish haha. The reps who got to work with celebrities and athletes probably own all of those stories.
Hmm, got a Moss and Gold Eye Jacket lingering? lolIt’s hard not to build one with 70% off eyewear! I’ve gifted a lot of my collection over the years though so it’s thinner than you’d think.
The saddest part about this is that it is the norm in every industry now.Fortunately, I left right as Luxottica took over. So I worked there for 4 years prior to the acquisition.
I didn’t keep up too much with Oakley when I left as I had just graduated college and started my career in accounting. But when I revisited a store maybe 4-5 years after I left (so around 2016ish) I was blown away by how much everything changed. Felt like a completely different company. They really ruined so many of the things that made Oakley special and I’m not afraid to say it. Any true Oakley OG’s know exactly what I’m talking about. I could write a book about it but ain’t nobody got time for that!