Money is good, but please don't mention that you like it to others. We are supposed to talk about it as a tool of empowerment, not as a means to an end. This philosophical treatise brought to you lovingly by someone who wants to sell you something. Gross excess is no longer acceptable in it's shiny ostentatious forms as it was 10 years ago, now, it must be shrouded in earth tones and wrapped in ecologically sound paper with soy-based inks. Sport Utility vehicles starting at around 34 thousand dollars are the ultimate statement of back to basics wealth.
Regular people drive Civics and Saturns folks, because that's what they can afford.
So the jeans. It comes and goes. The statements do not need to necessarily reflect the politically correct cultural vibe if they accurately represent a subconscious feeling that consumers are experiencing. I wish I believed they were making fun of us and their target audience's fashion sense here, but I have a feeling that this is no joke. Not because they have the love and attention to give to a child, but simply because they can afford it.