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"  Lululemon co-founder Chip Wilson has issued an apology following his unfortunate interview with Bloomberg TV last week in which he suggested that his yoga pants wouldn&amp;#039;t look crummy if his customers had thinner thighs. But he only faux apologizes \u2014 to Lululemon employees inconvenienced by the controversy all too likely to explode when you suggest that the reason your brand&amp;#039;s yoga pants go sheer across the ass is because some wearers don&amp;#039;t have enough of a thigh gap going on. Wilson uploaded this video statement to Lululemon&amp;#039;s YouTube channel late last week. Looking just a little bit moist around the eyes (maybe?), he says that he&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;sad, really sad for the repercussions surrounding [his] actions.&amp;quot; In particular, he&amp;#039;s sad for employees who he &amp;quot;cares so much about,&amp;quot; because they&amp;#039;ve presumably had to deal with angry people (and their thighs). He does not, however, have anything to say to those people (and their thighs) directly, because, well, Lululemon doesn&amp;#039;t cater to them. That&amp;#039;s been made pretty clear. Wilson then ends his message by asking for employees and other Lululemon fangirls to keep the conversation going, while staying, wait for it, &amp;quot;above the fray.&amp;quot; Given that the whole debacle began thanks to criticism of the quality of Lululemon&amp;#039;s yoga pants, &amp;quot;fray&amp;quot; is probably not the best choice of words.      Photo Credit: YouTube "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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