Yes, this is Kenneth Cole's day in a nutshell
Ken definitely needs a stiff drink and a long soak in the tub. You would not want to be walking in his shoes today. UPDATE Brian Morrissey adds: Cole is now like Mubarak. The social-media masses are not content with his mealy-mouthed apology. They do not have a leader as such, but Josh Spear, sushi lover, world-traveler and partner at Undercurrent, is humbly offering his services to deliver the rabble's demands to Cole. See below: He must hoof it to Egypt.
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