Here is the story on CNBC.
Anyone here impacted by this? I'm not, but curious if this is reaching the Reddit audience.
Navient's response was so lame.
“The company’s decision to resolve these matters, which were based on unfounded claims, allows us to avoid the additional burden, expense, time and distraction to prevail in court,” said Navient’s chief legal officer Mark Heleen, in a statement.
My husband and I are pregnant with our first baby and we found out we’re having a girl! We love the name Agnes Mae. And we’re pretty set on the name but we have a few people that don’t like the name. Opinions on the name? We know the name is different and very old but that’s what we like. My grandparents are having a hard time accepting it and any time I talk to them they always suggest a new name for us.
Like a lot of you here, I've been a longtime viewer of Lauren Mae Beauty and always appreciated her content on being a thoughtful consumer, having curated collections and learning from her past mistakes (not as intensely as Hannah Louise Poston but a solid amount), calculating her spending habits and declutters every so often.
Has anyone else noticed a pretty significant shift in Lauren's consumer behavior in the past year? Not even counting the increase in PR (she recently hit 100k subs) - she's constantly buying tons of new products on an almost weekly basis (especially palettes) under the guise of wanting to "be open-minded to new formulas and neutral colors and experiment", is now a perfume collector and is basically acting like she has an endless budget with no caution.
If she hadn't been so vocal in the past about being a cautious consumer, I'd just say "it's her money and her business" but it's pretty strange seeing this spiral, especially with her always making sure to justify all these new purchases.
If that wasn't enough, Lauren just uploaded a video showing off her 140+ eyeshadow palette collection.
Is it just me? How do you all feel?
Whoever predicted they’d turn on her, you were right. Apparently her stating that she is financially comfortable was the tipping point. Wild.
