Eric: So…do you guys want to take this seriously? Or no? *to the perfume community*
The perfume community: *Thinking*
No.
Eric: Okay.
So…then, here’s a warning.
If you don’t want to be…sorry…even if you don’t apologize…then here’s what’s going to happen:
- You’re going to have skyrocketing prices. Over the next ten years. Your $150 bottles will sell for $400. Yes! It’s going to be that dramatic.
- The industry itself may die. Due to regulations.
- The vintage market will become a thing of the past. A few people will still buy vintages, but not like before.
- You’ll all grow weary of each other. Online and elsewhere.
I mean, essentially, the community is just screwed. And it’s not because we did something. It’s not because Lacey is out to get you. It’s because Dolly Parton was evil, kinda. And she was a poor white Southern woman under her polished rich lady shell. And she…overestimated her own holiness, and insight, as an “illuminated” person.
People strategically made arrangements, in the Illuminati, for the perfume community to be sent to hell. Years ago. To screw over Lacey. And then when that wasn’t happening fast enough, they encouraged the community itself to antagonize her.
She made her third account for safety reasons. In relation to Russian-U.S. intelligence. And it was supposed to be a fun, experimental account. Using a light box. But…it went under severe attack. Psychologically. Both from haters in the perfume community and the Illuminati itself.
There was no way forward. So she left the community.
But the original attack, directed at the community to torture Lacey, is still forthcoming. When she was in the community we could protect the community. Now, there’s nothing we can do.
*later*
Lord Loughborough: She had a right to be there. Posting whatnot.
You can’t go around walking on eggshells. That’s not a life. If Bobby can’t handle it, that’s his problem.
One of Lacey’s neighbors: Did she really always react kindly?
Lord Loughborough: YES!!!!!
It’s exasperating how much that’s been lied about. Lacey was the one always toeing the line. …These people found it funny to harass her. It was resentment and jealousy. Pure and simple.
One of Lacey’s neighbors: Would they hate me?
Lord Loughborough: *studies her*
*smirks*
They’d hate Anna. And there are others. …Yes. …Yes, they’d hate you too.
One of Lacey’s neighbors: What’s their problem?
Lord Loughborough: Yeah!!
I can’t communicate that easily, at the moment. I’m sorry.
I’ll have to come back later.
