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But the scales of justice are weighing in Conn's favor. Per American Apparel on Twitter, a massive pile of bikinis (pictured, above right) is on its way to Conn. Better yet, Conn tells us that AA is flying her out to tour its Los Angeles headquarters at the end of July, and the company is even putting her up in a hotel. " I feel super honored," Conn tells us. She's yet to receive an apology from Philly's Parks and Recreation department, however.
"I would just like them to know that it is beautiful of them to provide pools that improve community morale (very necessary in any city, but especially Philadelphia), and I wish that they would staff their pools with equal care so that everyone feels welcome. We all need a break from the heat and work hard, and 'going for a swim' should be as simple and inviting as it sounds."
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