In another installment of "why are you selling three steps when two will do jsut fine," what is the deal with Zirh "Correct"? They say it's a "vitamin serum," but it appears to be nothing more than a moisturizer to apply in between the facial cleaner and the stuff they actually sell as the moirturizer. Am I missing something?
Zirh "Correct"
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What is the deal with you worrying about products you know are crap? You hit the nail on the head: they're trying to sell more products.
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I don't know they are crap, I merely suspect it. I've used and liked Zirh "Wash" (their milder face wash) and was just curious about other items in the line. This one seemed to be a particularly blatant waste, but I'm thinking of trying some new stuff and open to the idea I might be wrong about it.
As Obi-Wan said to Luke Skywalker: Search your feelings; you know it to be true. Most of those skin-care lines like to try to use Jedi mind tricks on unsuspecting consumers, hoping they're weak-minded. Use the Force.
(OK, I just watched all six Star Wars films over the weekend. But you get my point.)
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I think that was Darth Vader, in The Empire Strikes Back.
Edit: here you go:
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwExDG7n7Zg[/YOUTUBE]
I assume you are right about the Zirh, however.
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You're right. Having said that, I'm pretty sure that line is the most overused in the whole saga, with the possible exception of, "I've got a bad feeling about this." I would have to go back and check, but I believe Ben says it to Luke, Vader (obviously) says it to Luke, Sidious says it to Luke, Obi-Wan says it to Anakin, and Palpatine says it to Anakin. And it's also possible that Qui-Gon says it to Obi-wan. Did Yoda ever say it? Hmm...now I've got a reason to go watch the films again, not that I needed one.
